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"Ever since the discovery of the cave, humans have made use of nature's geological formations. It has been only recently, however, that developments in structural engineering have made it possible to engage the earth's surface as a building element in its own right. With an increasing awareness of our planet's limited natural resources and with landscape architects exerting ever-greater influence on contemporary design, the most acclaimed architectural practices from around the world are building into the earth, merging man-made forms with the contours of the land. The results are at once…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2006Thames & Hudson · 192 pages · 9780500285381
- Other · English · 2002Thames & Hudson · 191 pages · 9780500341889
Underground architectureModern ArchitectureEnvironmental aspectsEnvironmental aspects of ArchitectureDesigns and plansArchitectureLandscape architectureArchitecture, environmental aspects