Name: Heterogeneous Constructions
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ISBN: 9783035629316

Nachhaltig, zirkulär, zeitgemäß Die meisten Gebäude sind aus verschiedenen Baumaterialien errichtet, aber nur selten wird diese heterogene Komposition als eine Frage des Entwurfs und der Performance betrachtet. Das Buch analysiert weltweit Bautraditionen und zeitgenössische Praktiken, um die Möglichkeiten und Herausforderungen des Materialmix in der Architektur zu ergründen. Visuell beeindruckende, farbkodierte Zeichnungen dokumentieren die Materialien und Konstruktionen der dargestellten Projekte. Anhand von gebauten Beispielen, Entwurfsexperimenten und Texten untersuchen die Autoren die Chancen heterogener Konstruktionen für eine zeitgemäße, nachhaltige, zirkulär und kulturell geprägte Architektur. Mit Beiträgen von Jeannette Kuo, Ajay Manthripragada und Jesús Vassallo sowie Fotografien von Naho Kubota. Grafische Gestaltung von Andrew LeClair. <UL> <LI>Detailliert und attraktiv illustrierte Beispiele zu hybriden Bautechniken </LI> <LI>Eigens für die Publikation erstellte Zeichnungen zeigen den Materialeinsatz </LI> <LI>Ausführliche Essays zu den technischen, kulturellen und ökologischen Implikationen heterogener Bauweisen </LI></UL>

Sustainable, circular, up-to-date Most modern buildings are built from diverse materials, but few confront their manifold composition as a question of both design and performance. This book takes a close look at a series of global building traditions and contemporary practices to uncover the possibilities and challenges of working with mixed materials. Visually stunning, color-coded drawings reveal the materials and construction for every project. Through case studies, design experiments and writings, the authors examine the opportunities of heterogeneous construction for contemporary, sustainable, circular, and culturally situated architecture. With contributions by Jeannette Kuo, Ajay Manthripragada, and Jesús Vassallo, and photography by Naho Kubota. Graphic design by Andrew LeClair. <UL> <LI>Richly illustrated case studies of lesserknown hybrid construction techniques </LI> <LI>Beautiful graphic design and unique spot color printing reveal the interrelationships of materials in construction </LI> <LI>In-depth essays that discuss the technical, cultural, and environmental implications of heterogeneous construction </LI></UL>

Heterogene Bauweise; Materialität; Traditionelle Bauweise; Konstruktion; Materialmix; Zirkulär; Nachhaltigkeit; Beton; Lehm; Holz; Keramik; Metall

concrete; heterogeneous construction; wood; ceramics; construction; clay; materiality; material mix; metal; sustainability; vernacular construction; circular

Architectural details, components and motifs

Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design

Studies in Mixed Material Architecture

Heterogeneous Constructions

Yasmin Vobis, Architektin und Mitbegründerin von Ultramoderne. Bevor sie Ultramoderne mitbegründete, war sie in den Büros von Ogrydziak Prillinger Architects, Guy Nordenson and Associates Structural Engineers und Steven Holl Architects tätig. Darüber hinaus hat sie an der Harvard Graduate School of Design, der Princeton University, der Rhode Island School of Design, der Cooper Union und der Brown University gelehrt und ist derzeit Assistenzprofessorin für Architektur an der UC Berkeley. Aaron Forrest, Architekt und Mitbegründer von Ultramoderne. Er hat in New York bei Bernheimer Architecture und Guy Nordenson and Associates Structural Engineers und in Madrid bei Ábalos & Herreros Arquitectos gearbeitet. Neben seiner Tätigkeit in der Praxis verfügt Aaron über umfangreiche Lehrerfahrung, die er an der Harvard Graduate School of Design, der Rhode Island School of Design und der University of Pennsylvania erworben hat. Derzeit ist er außerordentlicher Professor für Architektur an der UC Berkeley. Brett Schneider praktiziert als Bauingenieur und ist Senior Associate bei Guy Nordenson and Associates. Schneider war zuvor außerordentlicher Professor für Architektur an der Rhode Island School of Design und ist jetzt außerordentlicher Professor für Architektur an der Rice University in Houston, Texas.

Yasmin Vobis, architect and co-founder of Ultramoderne. Prior to co-founding Ultramoderne, she practiced in the offices of Ogrydziak Prillinger Architects, Guy Nordenson and Associates Structural Engineers, and Steven Holl Architects. In addition, she has taught at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Princeton University, Rhode Island School of Design, the Cooper Union, Brown University and is currently Assistant Professor in Architecture at UC Berkeley. Aaron Forrest, architect and co-founder of Ultramoderne. He practiced in New York with Bernheimer Architecture and Guy Nordenson and Associates Structural Engineers, and in Madrid with Ábalos & Herreros Arquitectos. In addition to the practice, Aaron has extensive teaching experience, having held appointments at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Rhode Island School of Design, and University of Pennsylvania. He is currently Associate Adjunct Professor of Architecture at UC Berkeley. Brett Schneider, practices as a structural engineer and is a Senior Associate at Guy Nordenson and Associates. Schneider was previously an Associate Professor of Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design, now currently Associate Professor of Architecture at the Rice University in Houston TX."

Sustainable, circular, up-to-date  Most modern buildings are built from diverse materials, but few confront their manifold composition as a question of both design and performance. This book takes a close look at a series of global building traditions and contemporary practices to uncover the possibilities and challenges of working with mixed materials. Visually stunning, color-coded drawings reveal the materials and construction for every project. Through case studies, design experiments and writings, the authors examine the opportunities of heterogeneous construction for contemporary, sustainable, circular, and culturally situated architecture. With contributions by Jeannette Kuo, Ajay Manthripragada, and Jesús Vassallo, and photography by Naho Kubota. Graphic design by Andrew LeClair.    Richly illustrated case studies of lesserknown hybrid construction techniques  Beautiful graphic design and unique spot color printing reveal the interrelationships of materials in construction  In-depth essays that discuss the technical, cultural, and environmental implications of heterogeneous construction  

Sustainable, circular, up-to-date  Most modern buildings are built from diverse materials, but few confront their manifold composition as a 

Heterogeneous Constructions

Studies in Mixed Material Architecture

Aaron Forrest, Yasmin Vobis, Brett Schneider