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Architectural Design Ser.: Constructing Change: the Impact of Digital Fabrication on Sustainability by Selen Ercan Jenny (2024, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
ISBN-101394232160
ISBN-139781394232161
eBay Product ID (ePID)2342673465
Product Key Features
Number of Pages144 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameConstructing Change: the Impact of Digital Fabrication on Sustainability
Publication Year2024
SubjectConstruction / General, Reference, General, Sustainability & Green Design
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaTechnology & Engineering, Architecture
AuthorSelen Ercan Jenny
SeriesArchitectural Design Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.4 in
Item Weight21.7 Oz
Item Length10.9 in
Item Width8.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition23
Volume NumberVol. 94
Dewey Decimal690.0286
Table Of ContentAbout the Guest-Editors 5 Ena Lloret-Fritschi, Selen Ercan Jenny and David Jenny Introduction A New Future of Construction Digital Fabrication and Sustainability 6 Ena Lloret-Fritschi, Selen Ercan Jenny and David Jenny The Sustainable Lightness of Digital Fabrication 14 Mario Carpo Sustainable Digital Concrete Myth, Reality or Emerging Opportunity? 22 Timothy Wangler, Yamini Patankar and Robert J Flatt Injection 3D Concrete Printing From Structural Geometry to Fabrication 30 Norman Hack, Harald Kloft, Inka Mai, Pierluigi D'Acunto, Yinan Xiao and Dirk Lowke Optimising Concrete Slabs with Paper Formworks 40 Fabio Amicarelli and Ena Lloret-Fritschi Towards a Sustainable 3D-Concrete-Printed Architecture Assemblies, Detailing and Ornamentation 48 Ana Anton and Benjamin Dillenburger Reimagining Earthen Materials The New Era of Sustainable and Digital Construction 56 David Jenny, Fabio Gramazio and Matthias Kohler Scalable Equals Sustainable The Infrastructural Imperative of Earthen Construction 64 Jelle Feringa Hybrid Earth-Timber Floor Slabs Scaling Circular, Low-Carbon Construction Through Automation 70 Tobias Bonwetsch and Tobias Huber Look Down Not Up! Solving the Building Industry's Wasteful Conundrum with Digital and Earthen Construction 78 Sasha Cisar Disused Concrete, Digital Acupuncture and Reuse 88 Corentin Fivet, Stefana Parascho, Maxence Grangeot and Malena Bastien-Masse Knowledge Production in Digital Design and Fabrication 98 Romana Rust and Inés Ariza Rethinking Digital Construction A Collaborative Future of Humans, Machines and Craft 108 Daniela Mitterberger and Kathrin Dörfler Sustainable Construction Through On-site Robotic Fabrication Past and Future Concepts 118 Selen Ercan Jenny and Abel Gawel Concrete Patents Innovative Building Materials and Construction Processes 126 Silke Langenberg, Sarah M Schlachetzki and Robin Rehm From Another Perspective Monitor 134 The Rebis Wall Neil Spiller Contributors 142
SynopsisEvery year, nearly 100 billion tonnes of raw material globally is extracted from the earth - approximately half of it for construction purposes. The construction industry is responsible for an estimated third of global waste, while reuse of construction materials is not increasing fast enough. The same sector accounts for at least 40 per cent of global carbon-dioxide emissions. There is thus an urgent need to showcase how novel approaches in digital fabrication might be able to enhance thesustainability of buildings and transform construction. Featuring specialists from architecture, engineering and materials science, this AD presents innovative research and new construction systems, approaches and trends to demonstrate how existing methods and unique concepts that utilise cutting-edge technologies can, in a short space of time, help us advance towards a culture of sustainable construction. It focuses on digital design and manufacturing, including XR technologies, and highlights unique ways to build with earth or concrete. Contributors: Fabio Amicarelli; Ana Anton and Benjamin Dillenburger; Tobias Bonwetsch and Tobias Huber; Mario Carpo; Sasha Cisar; Jelle Feringa; Corentin Fivet; Abel Gawel; Fabio Gramazio and Matthias Kohler; Norman Hack; Silke Langenberg, Sarah M Schlachetzki and Robin Rehm; Daniela Mitterberger and Kathrin Dörfler; Romana Rust and Inés Ariza; and Timothy Wangler, Yamini Patankar and Robert J Flatt Featured architects: Terrestrial and Rematter AG, Every year, nearly 100 billion tonnes of raw material globally is extracted from the earth - approximately half of it for construction purposes. The construction industry is responsible for an estimated third of global waste, while reuse of construction materials is not increasing fast enough. The same sector accounts for at least 40 per cent of global carbon-dioxide emissions. There is thus an urgent need to showcase how novel approaches in digital fabrication might be able to enhance the sustainability of buildings and transform construction. Featuring specialists from architecture, engineering and materials science, this presents innovative research and new construction systems, approaches and trends to demonstrate how existing methods and unique concepts that utilise cutting-edge technologies can, in a short space of time, help us advance towards a culture of sustainable construction. It focuses on digital design and manufacturing, including XR technologies, and highlights unique ways to build with earth or concrete.
LC Classification NumberTH880.C6 2024
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