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Posted by Kris Krieger on May 1, 2006, 7:03 pm
> standalone32 wrote:
>> Good morning,
>> I'm a student in Architecture and now I'm starting my thesis degree
>> that will be about the design of a museum with the employment of a
>> new concrete, Ductal (http://www.ductal-lafarge.com).
>> Anyone could be so kind to give me some online or offline (books,
>> magazines, ...) references about Ductal ?
>>
>> I'm also interested in collecting materials, books, catalogues,
>> monographs about museums and stand exibition designed by famous
>> architects.
>>
>> Thanks in adavance,
>> Laura
>
> First, read the alt.architecture FAQ.
>
> Second, if it's a NEW material why would there be any references to
> it? New implies it's not been used before. If it's not been used
> before, then there can't be any references. If there aren't any
> references, how would anybody point you to them? How about contacting
> the company itself and ask them if they have a customer list you could
> contact.
I was going to say, a list of professional who might be willing to send
some ifo re: their expereince with it.
And, is the Periodical Index no longer published? Back when I was writing
papers (i.e. The Early Cretaceous Era ;) ), there were loads of subject
references that directed one to various journals, and articles therein. Is
none of that published anymore...? Or has the so-called "educational"
system stopped passing along even that basic sort of information, along
with other basics, in favor of increasing Digital Dementia...?
Just wondering...
> What I'm even more surprised at (but shouldn't be anymore) is that you
> are starting your thesis degree and ask such, well, inane questions.
> Well thought out questions will get you help. The questions you asked
> will most likely garner mocking posts, like this one.
>
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