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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://odoo.bcstudies.org/event/meise-botanical-garde
 n-guided-visit-29">Meise Botanical Garden Guided Visit</a>\nDiscover a ram
 med earth facade in the making! Join us to visit the construction site of 
 a new building at the Botanical Garden of Meise. This project features a r
 emarkable facade built in rammed earth\, an ancient technique brought into
  dialogue with contemporary architecture. Guided by Bregt from BC material
 s and Simon from ATAMA\, the architects behind the project\, the visit wil
 l offer insights into the design process\, the construction methods\, and 
 the potential of earth as a circular building material. The rammed earth f
 acade at Meise demonstrates how local soils can be transformed into a robu
 st\, low-carbon\, and aesthetically powerful architecture. Its layered tex
 tures embody both the geological history of the region and a future-orient
 ed vision for circular construction. Find out more about the project here:
  ATAMA – Meise Botanical Garden
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LOCATION:Nieuwelaan 38\, 1860 Meise
SUMMARY:Meise Botanical Garden Guided Visit
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://odoo.bcstudies.org/event/meis
 e-botanical-garden-guided-visit-29">Meise Botanical Garden Guided Visit</a
 >\nDiscover a rammed earth facade in the making! Join us to visit the cons
 truction site of a new building at the Botanical Garden of Meise. This pro
 ject features a remarkable facade built in rammed earth\, an ancient techn
 ique brought into dialogue with contemporary architecture. Guided by Bregt
  from BC materials and Simon from ATAMA\, the architects behind the projec
 t\, the visit will offer insights into the design process\, the constructi
 on methods\, and the potential of earth as a circular building material. T
 he rammed earth facade at Meise demonstrates how local soils can be transf
 ormed into a robust\, low-carbon\, and aesthetically powerful architecture
 . Its layered textures embody both the geological history of the region an
 d a future-oriented vision for circular construction. Find out more about 
 the project here: ATAMA – Meise Botanical Garden
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