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SUSTAINABILITYThe custom metal roofing at the CulturalVillage required limited processing. The material issingle-skin, non- combustible, with no reportable VOCcontent, 100% recyclable and contains post-consumerrecycled content. Whereas most other metals requireadditional processing, this product is ready to use.The product has a 60-year lifecycle for exteriorapplications but can be broken down and recycled inthe future, by simply removing and recycling thepanel.Fig 88131
- Page 79 and 80: SURROUNDING SCENERY ANALYSISFig 34S
- Page 81 and 82: CONCEPTWuliEpoch Culture Center att
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- Page 89 and 90: Fig 42FIRST FLOOR PLAN1. Entrance2.
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- Page 149 and 150: PROJECT DESCRIPTIONThe construction
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SUSTAINABILITY
The custom metal roofing at the Cultural
Village required limited processing. The material is
single-skin, non- combustible, with no reportable VOC
content, 100% recyclable and contains post-consumer
recycled content. Whereas most other metals require
additional processing, this product is ready to use.
The product has a 60-year lifecycle for exterior
applications but can be broken down and recycled in
the future, by simply removing and recycling the
panel.
Fig 88
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