Estructuras plegadas
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1961.v14.i135.4979Abstract
El hormigón, pese a su carácter pétreo, ha sabido renunciar a su volumen para liberarse de masa y peso y llegar a soluciones superficiales, cuyas delgadas láminas son capaces de adaptarse a formas que hasta ahora sólo fueron soñadas en las mentes de arquitectos, ingenieros y proyectistas, en momentos de dar libertad y alas a su fantasía.
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