Name: Building Simply
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ISBN: 9783035624663

Innovation durch Reduktion Wie kann Architektur mit baulichen Mitteln und möglichst geringer Technik ein angenehmes Raumklima erzeugen? Forschende aus vier Lehrgebieten der TU München haben gemeinsam mit Transsolar Energietechnik in einem Projekt integrale Strategien für energieeffizientes, einfaches Bauen untersucht. Die entwickelten Maßnahmen konnte das Büro Florian Nagler Architekten an drei Forschungshäusern aus Massivholz, Mauerwerk und Leichtbeton in monolithischer Bauweise umsetzen: Anhand dieser exemplarischen Wohngebäude erklärt der Leitfaden anschaulich die sechs Prinzipien des einfachen Bauens. <UL> <LI>Exemplarische Analyse von drei Wohnhäusern </LI> <LI>Monolithische Bauweisen in Holz, Leichtbeton und Mauerwerk </LI> <LI>Resultate eines interdisziplinären Forschungsprojekts der TU München </LI> <LI>Auch auf Englisch erhältlich </LI></UL>

Innovation by Reduction How can architecture create a pleasant indoor climate using construction techniques and as little technology as possible? Researchers from four different departments at the Technical University of Munich joined forces with the engineering firm Transsolar Energietechnik to explore integral strategies for simple, energy-efficient construction. The architecture firm Florian Nagler Architekten implemented the plans developed by the TUM project for three prototype buildings made of solid wood, masonry and lightweight concrete in monolithic construction. Using these apartment buildings as examples, the guide vividly elucidates the six core principles of simple construction. <ul> <li> Analysis of three exemplary apartment buildings </li> <li> Monolithic structures in wood, lightweight concrete, and brick </li> <li> The result of an interdisciplinary research project at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) </li> </ul>

Konstruktion; Baumaterial; Wohnen; Energieeffizienz; Klimaschutz; Wohnhaus; Low Tech; Massivholzbau; Dämmbeton; Ziegelbau

Infra-lightweight concrete; energy efficiency; climate protection; construction; low-tech; timber work; building materials; housing; brick building

Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design

Architecture: residential and domestic buildings

Building physics and energy-efficient construction

A guideline

Building Simply

Florian Nagler (Hg.), Professor für Entwerfen und Konstruieren, TU München

 Innovation by Reduction   How can architecture create a pleasant indoor climate using construction techniques and as little technology as possible? Researchers from four different departments at the Technical University of Munich joined forces with the engineering firm Transsolar Energietechnik to explore integral strategies for simple, energy-efficient construction.   The architecture firm Florian Nagler Architekten implemented the plans developed by the TUM project for three prototype buildings made of solid wood, masonry and lightweight concrete in monolithic construction. Using these apartment buildings as examples, the guide vividly elucidates the six core principles of simple construction.    Analysis of three exemplary apartment buildings   Monolithic structures in wood, lightweight concrete, and brick   The result of an interdisciplinary research project at the Technical University of Munich (TUM)  

 Innovation by Reduction   How can architecture create a pleasant indoor climate using construction techniques and as little technology as p

Building Simply

A guideline

Edited by: Florian Nagler