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A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The potential of lime-stabilized murrain soil as a building material in Kenya
A Kenyan/Anglo research project starting in 1980 between the Building Research Establishment, BRE, and the Housing Research and Development Unit, HRDU, University of Nairobi. A prototype medical clinic has been built using stabilized murram and was constructed at a floor area cost of £31 per m2 compared with £65 for concrete blockwork.
The potential of lime-stabilized murrain soil as a building material in Kenya
A Kenyan/Anglo research project starting in 1980 between the Building Research Establishment, BRE, and the Housing Research and Development Unit, HRDU, University of Nairobi. A prototype medical clinic has been built using stabilized murram and was constructed at a floor area cost of £31 per m2 compared with £65 for concrete blockwork.
The potential of lime-stabilized murrain soil as a building material in Kenya
Waswa, B. (author) / Wild, S. (author) / Jones, G. I. (author) / Webb, D. J. T. (author)
Building Research & Information ; 21 ; 288-295
1993-09-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
lime-stabilized murram soil , housing , Kenya , BRE , HRDU
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