Leclercq Associés Explores the Use of Wood in Urban Architecture and Assesses The Future of Wood Construction

To wholly document a survey on the state of French forests, the wood industry, and forestry R&D, François Leclercq and Paul Laigle, from the architecture and urban planning practice Leclercq Associés, are in collaboration with architecture editor Michèle Leloup and photographer Cyrille Weiner.

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 and assesses the future of wood construction. The book retraces the practice’s twenty years of experience with wood construction through five of its projects, featuring contributions by historians, researchers, manufacturers, timber producers, and forestry specialists.

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Cite: Jullia Joson. "Leclercq Associés Explores the Use of Wood in Urban Architecture and Assesses The Future of Wood Construction" 04 Jun 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/983075/leclercq-associes-explores-the-use-of-wood-in-urban-architecture-and-assesses-the-future-of-wood-construction> ISSN 0719-8884

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