Name: Architecture Follows Climate
Brand: Birkhäuser
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ISBN: 9783035627824

Um künftigen Generationen einen behaglichen Lebensraum zu hinterlassen, ist das klimagerechte Bauen unumgänglich. Entwurf und Materialwahl helfen, die Umweltauswirkungen von Bauwerken deutlich zu reduzieren.　　 Mit dieser Beschreibung vernakulärer Architekturtechniken aller fünf Klimazonen sollen Architekt:innen architektonische Lösungsansätze außereuropäischer und früherer Gesellschaften für die Planung ihrer Gebäudekonzeptionen an die Hand gegeben werden. Die in schematischen Zeichnungen und Texten erläuterten Lowtech-Ansätze sollen als Inspirationsquelle für die Gestaltung nachhaltiger und energieautonomer Baustrukturen dienen.　　 Architecture Follows Climate bietet erstmals einen fundierten und umfassenden Überblick über jahrhundertelang erprobte passive Bautechniken weltweit. <UL> <LI>Techniken traditioneller Architekturen als Guideline für Lowtech-Planung　　 </LI> <LI>Systematisch strukturiert nach den fünf Klimazonen　 </LI> <LI>Konstruktive Lösungen, Raumkonzepte, Material, Bauphysik, gestalterische Elemente, Städtebau </LI></UL>

Climate-friendly construction is essential if we are to ensure that future generations can enjoy comfortable living spaces. Design and the choice of materials help to considerably reduce the climate impact of buildings. The techniques featured in this book come from all five climatic zones and many are drawn from non-European and bygone societies. The low-tech approaches, illustrated in schematic drawings and explained in texts, are a source of inspiration for the design of sustainable and energy-autonomous building structures. Architecture Follows Climate provides the first in-depth and comprehensive overview of passive building techniques that have been tried and tested for centuries. <UL> <LI>Traditional architectural techniques as a guide for low-tech planning </LI> <LI>The book’s structure is based on the earth’s five climatic zones </LI> <LI>Building solutions, spatial concepts, materials, structural physics, design elements, urban planning </LI></UL>

Low-Tech Architektur; Vernakuläre Architektur; Anonymes Bauen; Klimazone; Baumaterial; Konstruktion; Klimagerechtes Bauen; Tropische Zone; Trockene Zone; Gemäßigte Zone; Kontinentale Zone; Polare Zone; Bauphysik; Dach; Wand; Ökologisches Bauen; Form; Architecture; follows; Technische Gebäudeausstattung; Haustechnik; Klima; Architektur; passive Techniken; autonom

Anonymous building; autonomous building; Building material; Building physics; Roof; Temperate zone; Climatic building; Climatic zone; Construction; Continental zone; Low-tech architecture; Ecological building; Polar zone; Dry zone; Tropical zone; Vernacular architecture; Wall; Rammed Earth; Clay building

Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design

Architecture: small-scale domestic buildings

Traditionelle Architektur in den fünf Klimazonen

Architecture Follows Climate

Alexandros Vassileios Emilios Ioannou-Naoum, Architekt, Wien

Alexandros Vassileios Emilios Ioannou-Naoum, Architect, Vienna

Climate-friendly construction is essential if we are to ensure that future generations can enjoy comfortable living spaces. Design and the choice of materials help to considerably reduce the climate impact of buildings.  The techniques featured in this book come from all five climatic zones and many are drawn from non-European and bygone societies. The low-tech approaches, illustrated in schematic drawings and explained in texts, are a source of inspiration for the design of sustainable and energy-autonomous building structures.  Architecture Follows Climate provides the first in-depth and comprehensive overview of passive building techniques that have been tried and tested for centuries.   Traditional architectural techniques as a guide for low-tech planning  The book’s structure is based on the earth’s five climatic zones  Building solutions, spatial concepts, materials, structural physics, design elements, urban planning 

Climate-friendly construction is essential if we are to ensure that future generations can enjoy comfortable living spaces. Design and the c