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Design proposal that expresses earthquake damage and subsequent repair to a building form
- Luke Allen, Victoria University of Wellington




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subject line: Earthquake Architecture

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1. Practice of structural engineering
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3. Teaching architecture students
4. Teaching engineering students
5. Architectural history
6. Architectural theory
7. Expression of seismic design, aesthetics, architectural form and configuration
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last updated 09.01.04