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Acoustic performance of educational buildings using raw-earth construction systems: An in-situ comparison of different techniques
This study presents an in situ acoustic assessment of five earthen school buildings in north-western France incorporating different raw-earth construction techniques, including cob, wattle and daub, light earth and raw-earth brick. It addresses the limited availability of building-scale evidence on
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