St-Flour

In Situ Architectes Paysagistes

Landscape Architecture: Insitu
Realisation: 1996 – 2006
Client : St-Flour Municipality
Surface : 14000 m2
Cost : 2,1 M € HT

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Maria Luisa 12.04.11

Prezados,
adorei o paviment desta via, solicito informações sobre a estrutura adotada nas camadas inferiores para suportar o tráfego de veículos. Pergunto se o tráfego de veículos é limitado a condição de leves ou se está liberado o acesso de veiculos de carga para mudanças e/ou transporte de lixo etc.
Malu

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Landscape Architecture: In Situ Architectes Paysagistes

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Published on November 30, 2011

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