The Wood That Makes Our Cities

The Wood That Makes Our Cities: An Investigative Book by Leclercq Associés

François Leclercq and Paul Laigle, from the architecture and urban planning practice Leclercq Associés, are publishing in collaboration with architecture editor Michèle Leloup and photographer Cyrille Weiner a documented survey on the state of French forests, the wood industry and forestry R&D. The book retraces the practice’s twenty years of experience with wood construction through five of its projects and features contributions by historians, researchers, manufacturers, timber producers and forestry specialists.

The Wood That Makes Our Cities explores the environmental, economic, industrial and technical challenges involved in the use of wood for large structures and urban architecture. The book also assesses the future of wood construction.

Publisher: Park Books
Edited by Michèle Leloup, Cyrille Weiner, Jad Hussein, François Leclercq and Paul Laigle
1st edition, 2022.
Hardback
192 pages, 175 illustrations
22.5 x 32 cm
48€

Out and About, 2003-2013 - page 20
The Wood Industry : Upstream, downstream - page 97
The Great Vorarlberg Novel - page 143
The Isère Sector : Towards a shared culture - page 159
Looking to the Future - page 173
Technical Information - page 188
Innovation Timeline - page 188
Bibliography - page 190
Acknowledgments - page 191

  • ISBN

    9783038602583
  • Title

    The Wood That Makes Our Cities
  • Author

    Michèle Leloup, François Leclercq, Paul Laigle, Cyrille Weiner
  • Publisher

    Park Books
  • Publication year

    2022
  • Binding

    Hardcover
  • Language

    English, French

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Cite: "The Wood That Makes Our Cities" 25 May 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/982471/the-wood-that-makes-our-cities> ISSN 0719-8884

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