Name: Building with Paper
Brand: Birkhäuser
Price: 59.95 EUR
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ISBN: 9783035621662

Das natürliche Material Papier und Pappe ist derzeit Gegenstand der Forschung und Erprobung in der Baupraxis. Es ist kostengünstig herstellbar, besteht aus nachwachsendem Rohstoff und ist gut rezyklierbar. Der Schwerpunkt der Verwendung liegt dabei auf der temporären Nutzung, etwa in Übergangsbauten für Schulen, Notunterkünfte oder „Microhomes". Richtig vor Nässe und Feuer geschützt, erweist sich das Material als sehr haltbar. Und der architektonische Anspruch kommt dabei keineswegs zu kurz, wie Beispiele von Pritzker-Preisträger Shigeru Ban zeigen: die Grundschule Chengdu, die Paper Concert Hall in Aquila oder die Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch waren jeweils ein Zeichen der Hoffnung nach verheerenden Erdbeben. Die Einführung erklärt die Grundlagen des Bauens mit Papier und zeigt spannende Anwendungen.

Paper and cardboard as sustainable building materials are currently the subject of research and testing. They can be produced inexpensively, are made from renewable raw materials and are completely recyclable. The focus of their application is on temporary uses, such as for transitional schools, emergency shelters or "microhomes". Properly protected from moisture and fire, the material proves to be durable. Design and aesthetic qualities are by no means neglected, as case studies by Pritzker Prize winner Shigeru Ban demonstrate: the Chengdu Elementary School, the Paper Concert Hall in Aquila or the Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch all provided a sign of hope after devastating earthquakes. This introduction explains the technology of building with cardboard and paper and shows a wide range of examples.

Baustoff; Karton; Papier; Pappe; Rezyklierbarkeit; Ausstellungsdesign; Notunterkünfte; Aesop; Carlo Scarpa

Paper; cardboard; corrugated board; sustainability; renewable building material; microhome; tiny house; Wikkelhouse

Architecture and Construction

Building with Paper

<UL> <LI>Interdisziplinäres Autorenteam: Architekten, Ingenieure, Maschinenbauer und Chemiker </LI> <LI>Mit attraktiven internationalen Projekten </LI> <LI>Zahlreiche Konstruktionszeichnungen verdeutlichen Details und Verbindungen </LI></UL>

<UL> <LI>Interdisciplinary team of authors: architects, engineers and chemists </LI> <LI>Attractive international projects </LI> <LI>Numerous construction drawings illustrate details and connections of cardboard structures </LI></UL>

Professor Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Knaack, Professor für Konstruktion und Entwurf an der TU Delft sowie Professor für Fassadentechnik an der TU Darmstadt Dr.-Ing. Rebecca Bach arbeitete als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin für „Paper Construction and Design“ an der TU Darmstadt. Projektleiterin Bauphysik und Nachhaltigkeit bei Kempen Krause Ingenieure Professor Dr.-Ing. Samuel Schabel, Professor für Papiertechnik im Fachbereich Maschinenbau der TU Darmstadt

Professor Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Knaack, Professor of Design of Construction at Delft University of Technology and Professor of Facade Structures at the Technical University Darmstadt Dr.-Ing. Rebecca Bach, research group leader for “Paper Construction and Design” at Technical University Darmstadt, project manager for building physics and sustainability at Kempen Krause Ingenieure Professor Dr.-Ing. Samuel Schabel, Professor of Paper Technology in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Technical University Darmstadt

 Paper and cardboard as sustainable building materials are currently the subject of research and testing. They can be produced inexpensively, are made from renewable raw materials and are completely recyclable. The focus of their application is on temporary uses, such as for transitional schools, emergency shelters or "microhomes". Properly protected from moisture and fire, the material proves to be durable. Design and aesthetic qualities are by no means neglected, as case studies by Pritzker Prize winner Shigeru Ban demonstrate: the Chengdu Elementary School, the Paper Concert Hall in Aquila or the Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch all provided a sign of hope after devastating earthquakes. This introduction explains the technology of building with cardboard and paper and shows a wide range of examples.  Interdisciplinary team of authors: architects, engineers and chemists  Attractive international projects  Numerous construction drawings illustrate details and connections of cardboard structures 

 Paper and cardboard as sustainable building materials are currently the subject of research and testing. They can be produced inexpensively

Building with Paper

Architecture and Construction

Edited by: Ulrich Knaack, Rebecca Bach, Samuel Schabel