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How high can bamboo buildings go?
« on: 11/06/2014 17:06:54 »
How high can buildings go?
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« Reply #1 on: 11/06/2014 17:06:54 »
We answered this question on the show...

Chris - Michael perhaps you could comment on bamboo. How high do you think it could build?[img float=right]/forum/copies/RTEmagicC_Bank_of_america_tower_sept_2007_01.jpg.jpg[/img]
Michael Ramage - Well, we know we can build 10-storey buildings with wood and we’ve got proposals that are feasible for 30 stories in wood. So, with bamboo being somewhat stronger, I think 50 to 60 stories will be probably quite likely in the near term.
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