ARCH+ Magazin Nr. 233 – Norm-Architektur

ARCH+ Magazin Ausgabe 233 (Norm-Architektur – Von Durand zu BIM) ist da. Wir alle beklagen heute eine Überfülle restriktiver Normen. Es scheint also an der Zeit, der Norm-Architektur eine Ausgabe der ARCH+ zu widmen.

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