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Natural Stone: Sustainable Architecture Discussion
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This lecture explores the sustainable potential of natural stone in architecture, discussing its material cycle, physical properties, construction methods, and environmental impact. International experts present research on the cultural, economic, and technological aspects of using natural stone, emphasizing its role in a more sustainable built environment.
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