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Building with Brick: Innovations and Sustainability
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This lecture explores the history and innovations of building with brick, from ancient times to modern sustainable practices. It delves into the reuse of modular units, the properties of brick materials, and the design possibilities. The conference aims to foster intellectual exchange among experts from diverse fields and nationalities, focusing on sustainable use and innovation in brick construction. The discussion extends to the challenges faced in communication and exchange, drawing parallels with historical building projects like the Tower of Babel. The presentation covers topics such as facade constructions, prefabrication, and the potential of brick in addressing environmental concerns and resource scarcity.
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