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Making Gridshells
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Making Gridshells
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Start date and time
Monday 31 October 2016
to Friday 4 November 2016
Location
Sheffield, UK
Situated at Sheffield’s Hallam Square, Sheffield, the Magnolia Gridshell, is
a design collaboration by Sheffield Hallam University with experts in this
field from ETH Zurich and Edinburgh Napier University. This forms part of the trio of events entitled Making Gridshells as part of Sheffield Year of Making 2016.
Themes
Culture and Communities
Research Areas
Timber engineering
People
Bernardino D'Amico
Schools
School of Engineering and The Built Environment
School of Computing Engineering and the Built Environment
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