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· 2012

Construction and Building Materials

Steven J. Preston, Lawrence C. Bank

Short summary

Environmentally creep-formed paper tubes offer a sustainable and recyclable material option for temporary structures like exhibition spaces or emergency shelters.

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Key points

  • Paper and composite materials are suitable for temporary structures.
  • Engineering and sustainability must be integral to the design process.
  • Creep-formed paper tubes were used for a temporary outdoor sculpture.

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Abstract

Sustainable recyclable paper and composite materials can be ideal choices for the construction of temporary structures for both exhibition spaces or for rapid-recovery shelters in emergency operations. The unique engineering and sustainable features of these structures need to be considered as an integral part of the design process from the conceptual phase. Engineering studies to analyze these structures should be as important as the overall artistic and architectural vision. This paper examines the use of environmentally creep-formed paper tubes for the design, construction, and exhibition of, ‘‘Portals to an Architecture’’, a large temporary outdoor sculpture.

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Field: Building and Construction

Building and ConstructionEngineering