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Building for a future Winter 06-07

Over 3 issues of Building for a Future, Oliver Lowenstein looks at the main players in Scottish architecture using timber as a core material.

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The Green Building Press

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Oliver Lowenstein

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Oliver Lowenstein debates the resurgence in the use of timber in the construction industry and in particular in Scotland. He discusses its use in a number of high profile projects including ECOSpace at Lauder College in Dunfermline, an engineered timber frame designed by RMJM architects, built by Carpenter Oak & Woodland and erected on site during 2006.

Lauder end elevation The ECOSpace building at Lauder College

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