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The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America

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The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America. / Moreno Rangel, Alejandro; Tsekleves, Emmanuel; Vazquez, Juan Manuel et al.
Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2021. 40 p.

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Moreno Rangel, A, Tsekleves, E, Vazquez, JM & Schmetterer, T 2021, The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America. Lancaster University, Lancaster.

APA

Moreno Rangel, A., Tsekleves, E., Vazquez, J. M., & Schmetterer, T. (2021). The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America. Lancaster University.

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Moreno Rangel A, Tsekleves E, Vazquez JM, Schmetterer T. The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America. Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2021. 40 p.

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Moreno Rangel, Alejandro ; Tsekleves, Emmanuel ; Vazquez, Juan Manuel et al. / The little book of Bio-Based Fibre Materials in Passivhaus Construction in Latin America. Lancaster : Lancaster University, 2021. 40 p.

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