18 August 2022
Maintaining large historic buildings with no cement
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The aim of this project was to research whether cement and lime can be eliminated from masonry construction. Author: Annabelle York Poster: Annabelle York Supervisor: Prof. Julian Allwood University: University of Cambridge
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