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Fruits of the forest. Edward Cullinan Architects' Downland gridshell. AJ 04.07.2002
Publication Year
2002
Document Status
Current
Abstract
RIBA Award-winning Weald and Downland Open Air Museum in Sussex, England. Has a timber gridshell made of green oak laths, clad externally in red cedar boarding and clear polycarbonate sheets. Working detail of the gridshell with its propped timber roof. Sections on the engineering and the carpentry aspects of the structure. Gives a costs breakdown. Architects: Edward Cullinan Architects. Structural and systems engineers: Buro Happold. Carpenters: Green Oak Carpentry Company.
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Architects' Journal
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