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    Is there a place for natural building in New Zealand’s conventional housing market? : a prefabricated straw bale case study

    Forsyth, B.; Hall, Min; Johnston, S.

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    2014-09
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    Forsyth, B., Hall, M., & Johnston, S. (2014, September). Is there a place for natural building in New Zealand’s conventional housing market?: A prefabricated straw bale case study. Paper presented at the Build a Better New Zealand Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
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    Natural materials Why it is important Natural buildings in New Zealand Natural Materials in NZ - earth, straw bale, logs, cordwood, hempcrete Straw bale Pros and cons Stramit Board and Durra Panels Ecococon Straw Panels Straw bale prefab in New Zealand SB-SIPS process for power shed
    Keywords:
    straw bale houses, New Zealand, building materials, sustainable buildings, domestic architecture
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    120104 Architectural Science and Technology (incl. Acoustics, Lighting, Structure and Ecologically Sustainable Design)
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