Structural Woven Formwork

Julie A Soden; Remo Pedreschi; Pete Walker; Martin Ansell

Structural Woven Formwork

Julie A Soden, Remo Pedreschi, Pete Walker, Martin Ansell

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Abstract

The body of work comprises the early published outcomes and research workshop information associated with the Structural Woven Formwork International Research Mission to Canada in 2012. LimesNet – Low Impact Materials and Innovative Engineering Solutions for the Built Environment is an EPSRC funded International Network led by the University of Bath aimed at developing novel and interdisciplinary research activities in the future development of low carbon construction materials and technologies in ground and structural engineering. Soden led a team of experts to Canada to explore the use of textiles for fabric formwork applications. This body of work includes the published case study, interactive research workshops and conference presentation.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 11 May 2012

Bibliographical note

Author Soden changed to her married name Brennan. Outputs are published under Soden until late 2012. The final journal article related to this work was published under Brennan in August 2013. All outputs in the Ulster Institutional Repository are listed under name Brennan.

Keywords

Woven textiles
fabric formwork
sustainable construction materials

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Woven Structural formwork Mission Case StudyFinal published version, 1.29 MB
Limesnet Geomaterials Research Workshop ContentsAuthor Accepted Manuscript, 1.76 MB
Limesnet Research Conference BookletAuthor Accepted Manuscript, 10.5 MB

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