In the final podcast of this season, I sat down with Mexico-based architect, Lucilla Aguilar to talk about her experience in working with bamboo for post-earthquake relief and how she created systems for working with bamboo that are replicable and easy for non-bamboo carpenters to work with.
In This Episode We Discuss:
- The Beauty Of Bamboo Architecture
- My First Bamboo Project
- Collaborating With Other Bamboo Architects In Mexico
- Bamboo Housing For Post Earthquake Relief
- What Bamboo Can Do For Communities
- Creating Adaptable Designs
- Creating Replicable And Easy Systems For Working With Bamboo
- Building Walls For Bamboo Structures
- Developing A Bamboo Workforce
- Bamboo Building Regulations
- Bringing Bamboo Into Urban Centres
- Building A Bamboo Pavilion
- Building Inspiring and Long Lasting Structures
- Building A Bamboo Community
- The Beauty Of Bamboo Architecture
- My First Bamboo Project
- Collaborating With Other Bamboo Architects In Mexico
- Bamboo Housing For Post-Earthquake Relief
- What Bamboo Can Do For Communities
- Creating Adaptable Designs
- Creating Replicable And Easy Systems For Working With Bamboo
- Building Walls For Bamboo Structures
- Developing A Bamboo Workforce
- Bamboo Building Regulations
- Bringing Bamboo Into Urban Centres
- Building A Bamboo Pavilion
- Building Inspiring and Long Lasting Structures
- Building A Bamboo Community
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