Name: Drawing Climate
Brand: Birkhäuser
Price: 38.95 EUR
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ISBN: 9783035623611

Für das umweltbezogene, nachhaltige Entwerfen sind sich stetig ändernde Naturkräfte wie Niederschlag und Feuer, Schatten und Wind zu wichtigen Faktoren geworden. Dieses Buch geht mit Beispielen aus Architektur und Landschaft der Geschichte, den Theorien und Anwendungen der klimagerecht gebauten Umwelt nach. Es wurde in Zusammenarbeit zwischen der University of Sydney und der National University of Singapore entwickelt und von Autoren aus Australien, Singapur und den USA verfasst. Im Rahmen der Kategorien "Trocken", "Feucht", "Kühl" and "Heiß" werden Darstellungspraktiken, -methoden und -beispiele in einer weiten Spanne thematisiert: von Wolken und Sturm bis hin zu Feuer und Eis. Ein abschließender Teil zeigt Anwendungsbeispiele in experimentellen Projektentwürfen.

Ephemeral phenomena like fire, precipitation, shade, and wind have emerged as important contemporary protagonists for environmental design due to their dynamic impact on buildings and cities. The importance of including these forces in architecture has gained rapid momentum in the global quest for sustainability. This book investigates the history, theory and applications of climatic design in the built environment examining architecture and landscapes from various time periods. Based on a collaboration between the University of Sydney and the National University of Singapore, the book brings together contributing authors from Australia, Singapore, and the United States. "Dry", "Wet", "Cool" and "Hot" divide the book into categories through which a wide array of representational topics are covered —from dust storms and clouds, to ice and bushfires. A concluding section presents project examples for exploratory application in the design of architecture.

„Mit Drawing Climate: Visualising Invisible Elements of Architecture ist eine Publikation entstanden, die eine tiefgreifende Betrachtung der Darstellung klimatischer Phänomene in der Geschichte der Architekturzeichnung und darüber hinaus bietet.“ (Buchtipp auf Baunetz_Wissen)

Klima; Visualisierung; Landschaft; Architektur; Entwerfen

Representation in design; climate phenomena; sustainability

Visualising Invisible Elements of Architecture

Drawing Climate

Daniel Ryan, Dr. Jennifer Ferng, University of Sydney; Erik G. L’Heureux, National University of Singapore

D. Ryan, J. Ferng, U. Sydney School of Arch., Design, Planning; E. L’Heureux, School of Design, Environment, National U. of Singapore

<ul> <li> Darstellung von Klimaphänomenen in Landschaftsarchitektur und Architektur </li> <li> Bildliche Repräsentation als Werkzeug der Nachhaltigkeit </li> <li> Geschichte, Theorie und experimentelle Anwendungen </li> </ul>

<ul> <li> Phenomena of climate in architectural and landscape design </li> <li> Visual representation as a tool for sustainability </li> <li> History, theory and experimental applications </li> </ul>

Bildwelten des Klimas im Entwerfen

Representation of climate in design

 Representation of climate in design Ephemeral phenomena like fire, precipitation, shade, and wind have emerged as important contemporary protagonists for environmental design due to their dynamic impact on buildings and cities. The importance of including these forces in architecture has gained rapid momentum in the global quest for sustainability.  This book investigates the history, theory and applications of climatic design in the built environment examining architecture and landscapes from various time periods. Based on a collaboration between the University of Sydney and the National University of Singapore, the book brings together contributing authors from Australia, Singapore, and the United States.  "Dry", "Wet", "Cool" and "Hot" divide the book into categories through which a wide array of representational topics are covered —from dust storms and clouds, to ice and bushfires. A concluding section presents project examples for exploratory application in the design of architecture.   Phenomena of climate in architectural and landscape design   Visual representation as a tool for sustainability   History, theory and experimental applications  

 Representation of climate in design Ephemeral phenomena like fire, precipitation, shade, and wind have emerged as important contemporary pr

Drawing Climate

Visualising Invisible Elements of Architecture

Edited by: Daniel J. Ryan, Jennifer Ferng, Erik G. L'Heureux