Name: Construction Manual for Polymers + Membranes
Brand: Birkhäuser
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ISBN: 9783034614702

Ob als transluzente Platten, weit gespannte Membranen, luftgefülltes Folienkissen oder in organisch geschwungener Gestalt: In den unterschiedlichsten Formen und Anwendungsbereichen finden Kunststoffe Verwendung in der Architektur. Innovative technische Entwicklungen verbessern stetig seine Materialeigenschaften, gleichzeitig wächst ein neues Bewusstsein für dieses Material als Baustoff. Wurden Kunststoffe früher hauptsächlich als preisgünstige Variante zu traditionellen Baustoffen eingesetzt, erfreuen sie sich heute im Bauwesen zunehmend einer ernstzunehmenden Alternative, sei es als Tragkonstruktion, Dach, Fassade oder Inneneinrichtung. Nicht zuletzt durch diesen dem Material innewohnenden eigenständigen Charakter erfreuen Kunststoffe sich einer nicht gekannten Beliebtheit selbst bei der internationalen Avantgarde der Architekten – in Form einer besonderen Struktur als Stegplatte, als gewellte und faserverstärkte Tafel, als Schüttung zwischen Glas. Und spätestens die neue Generation ökologischer Bio-Kunststoffe zollt auch der Nachhaltigkeitsdebatte Tribut und entledigt die Kunststoffe ihres ihnen anhaftenden Umweltsünderrufs. Beginnend mit der Geschichte der Kunststoffe und Membrane in der Architektur bringt das „Plastics and Membranes Construction Manual" über die Werkstoffeigenschaften bis hin zu Anforderungen an Entwurf und Konstruktion in gewohnter DETAIL-Qualität fundiertes und umfassendes Fachwissen auf den Punkt. Ausgewählte Projektbeispiele runden das Nachschlagewerk ab und machen es unabdingbar für den Planungsalltag und jede Architekturbibliothek.

Whether it be as translucent sheets, broadly stretched membranes, and inflated foil cushions or in graceful, organic curves, architecture today is utilizing plastics in the most disparate forms and for a wide variety of purposes. Innovative technical developments are constantly improving its material properties; at the same time, there is a growing new awareness of its potential as a construction material. While plastics used to be employed primarily as an inexpensive variant on traditional building materials, they are increasingly regarded in the construction world today as a serious and viable alternative, be it as supporting structures, roofs, facades, or elements of interior design and decoration. Thanks in large part to this inherent self-sufficiency, plastics are currently enjoying an unprecedented surge in popularity, even among the international architectural avant-garde – as multiwall sheets or corrugated, fiber-reinforced panels, or as filling between glass panes. And the new generation of ecological bioplastics also pays tribute to the debate on sustainability, ridding plastics of their lingering reputation as environmental offenders. From the history of plastics and membranes in architecture to their material properties and requirements in construction and design, the Plastics and Membranes Construction Manual cuts to the chase, providing the kind of solid and comprehensive overview of the subject that readers have come to expect from the Im DETAIL series. Selected project examples round off the reference work and make it indispensable for the day-to-day life of the professional planner and for every architecture library.

Engineering applications of polymers and composites

Materials, Semi-finished Products, Form Finding, Design

Construction Manual for Polymers + Membranes

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     From transparent to translucent – new possibilities for building with a versatile materialWhether it be as translucent sheets, broadly stretched membranes, and inflated foil cushions or in graceful, organic curves, architecture today is utilizing plastics in the most disparate forms and for a wide variety of purposes. Innovative technical developments are constantly improving its material properties; at the same time, there is a growing new awareness of its potential as a construction material. While plastics used to be employed primarily as an inexpensive variant on traditional building materials, they are increasingly regarded in the construction world today as a serious and viable alternative, be it as supporting structures, roofs, facades, or elements of interior design and decoration. Thanks in large part to this inherent self-sufficiency, plastics are currently enjoying an unprecedented surge in popularity, even among the international architectural avant-garde – as multiwall sheets or corrugated, fiber-reinforced panels, or as filling between glass panes. And the new generation of ecological bioplastics also pays tribute to the debate on sustainability, ridding plastics of their lingering reputation as environmental offenders.  From the history of plastics and membranes in architecture to their material properties and requirements in construction and design, the Plastics and Membranes Construction Manual cuts to the chase, providing the kind of solid and comprehensive overview of the subject that readers have come to expect from the Im DETAIL series. Selected project examples round off the reference work and make it indispensable for the day-to-day life of the professional planner and for every architecture library.      A thorough introduction to producing, finishing, and using plastics and membranes With detailed descriptions of materials and semifinished products First comprehensive overview of reference details based on the very latest research

     From transparent to translucent – new possibilities for building with a versatile materialWhether it be as translucent sheets, broadly 

Construction Manual for Polymers + Membranes

Materials, Semi-finished Products, Form Finding, Design

Jan Knippers, Jan Cremers, Markus Gabler, Julian Lienhard

Volume in the series DETAIL Construction Manuals