Dezeen Architecture
Groupwork completes "world-first" high-rise held up by stone exoskeleton
A thousand tonnes of volcanic rock replace concrete and steel in Petra Heights, a housing development in north London by architecture studio Groupwork and engineer Webb Yates .
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