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We explore the idea that prefabrication is not a prison but rather a source of inspiration in architectonical creation. The Burgo Building is used as an example to explain that idea.
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Construction Rationalization – set of organization actions, planning and verifications that contribute to an increase of the productivity of the construction sector as a hole or of each of its individual areas and tasks in particular.
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Construction Mechanization – Substitution of manual labor for a machine as a way of increasing productivity and quality of construction.
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CdO – Cadernos d’Obra – nº 1 – January 2009 – FEUP Edições, Porto. https://paginas.fe.up.pt/~cdo/index.php?/projects/01/
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Faria, J.M.A. (2017). Building Facades Prefabrication. The Lesson of the Burgo Building. In: Abrantes, V., Rangel, B., Amorim Faria, J. (eds) The Pre-Fabrication of Building Facades. Building Research: Design, Construction and Technologies. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-22695-8_2
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