Author: Katie Hood
3 June 2024
Working with low carbon brick alternatives to repair imperial sized bricks in historic buildings
Katie Hood
Free
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The project explores the potential for adapting a new low carbon brick to make it compatible with historic brick masonry. Author: Katie Hood
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