Introduction to Architectural Technology Second Edition
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Introduction to Architectural Technology Second Edition

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Introduction to Architectural Technology Second Edition

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Picture 
Credits
Pictures 
and 
diagrams 
are 
by 
Pete
Silver 
and 
Will 
McLean, 
except 
for
the 
exceptions 
listed 
below.
Laurence 
King 
Publishing 
and
the 
authors 
wish 
to 
thank 
the
institutions 
and 
individuals 
who
have 
kindly 
provided 
photographic
material 
and 
diagrams. 
Numbers 
in
bold 
indicate 
page 
numbers, 
while
those 
in 
brackets 
indicate 
image
number. 
While 
every 
effort 
has 
been
made 
to 
credit 
the 
present 
copyright
holders, 
we 
apologize 
in 
advance 
for
any 
unintentional 
omission 
or 
error, 
and 
will 
be 
pleased 
to 
insert 
the
appropriate 
acknowledgement 
in 
any 
subsequent 
edition.
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Preston 
Schlebusch/Getty 
Images. 
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Gavin 
Hellier/Getty 
Images. 
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(1) 
Mike 
Powell/Getty 
Images; 
(3)
David 
Davies/Getty 
Images. 
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(2) 
Mike 
Ashby/Granta 
Design.
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(2) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
HIGOAL 
FRP,
China.
33
(4) 
Malcom 
Fife/Getty 
Images; 
(6)
Image 
courtesy 
of 
HOK 
Architects.
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(7) 
Medioimages/Photodisc/Getty
Images. 
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(2) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
LaFarge
Readymix; 
(5) 
Leslie 
Garland 
Picture
Library/Alamy. 
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(3) 
Anastasia 
Georgouli; 
(4) 
James
Madge; 
(6) 
Courtesy 
of
Architectenbureau 
Micha 
de 
Haas.
Photograph 
by 
Willem 
Franken
Architectuurfotografie; 
(7) 
James
Madge; 
(9) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
HOK
Architects. 
43
(5) 
Peter 
Griffin/Alamy; 
(6) 
G.P.
Bowater/Alamy. 
45
(3) 
Anastasia 
Georgouli; 
(5) 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Lamisell 
Ltd.; 
(6) 
Matthew
Noble/Alamy. 
47
(6) 
Claretta 
Pierantozzi; 
(12) 
Rob
Cousins/Getty 
Images. 
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(3) 
Arni 
Katz/Alamy; 
(5) 
Reena
Gogna; 
(9) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Cellbond
Ltd; 
(10) 
Anthony 
Willis. 
59 
(5) 
James 
Madge; 
(7) 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Lamisell 
Ltd; 
(9, 
10) 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Lars 
Spuybroek, 
Nox 
Architects. 
61
(4) 
Tim 
Tomlinson; 
(6) 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Edward 
Cullinan 
Architects,
Photographer 
Richard 
Learoyd; 
(7)
Richard 
Weston; 
(8) 
Adolphe 
Giraudon,
Alamy. 
(9) 
Anthony 
Willis; 
(10) 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Eva 
Jericna 
Architects. 
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(3) 
Houston 
Chronicle; 
(4) 
James
Madge; 
(5) 
Michael 
Blann/Getty
Images; 
(9) 
Peter 
Cook/VIEW 
Pictures. 
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(1) 
Courtesy 
of 
Air 
Force 
Center,
Dübendorf; 
(2) 
Arcaid/Alamy; 
(3) 
Richard
Davies; 
(4) 
Courtesy 
of 
Temple 
Expiatori
SAGRADA 
FAMÍLIA; 
(5) 
Allan
Williams/Arcaid. 
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(2) 
Victoria 
Pearson/Getty 
Images;
(3) 
Michael 
Hodges/Riba 
Library
Photographs 
Collection; 
(4) 
Michael
Snell/Alamy; 
(5) 
Images 
courtesy 
of
Lamisell 
Ltd; 
(6, 
7) 
Grant 
Smith/VIEW
Pictures; 
(9, 
10) 
Courtesy 
of 
Birds
Portchmouth 
Russum 
Architects; 
(11,
13) 
© 
Kenneth 
Snelson. 
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Chart 
courtesy 
of 
John 
Farrell,
XCO2 
Energy.
77
(3) 
Tom 
Walker/Getty 
Images. 
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(3, 
4) 
Images 
courtesy 
of 
LAB
Architecture 
Studio/Atelier 
Ten. 
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(2) 
Scientifica/Getty 
Images. 
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(1) 
Hal 
Savas; 
(2) 
©NASA. 
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(3) 
Amanda 
Hall/Getty 
Images; 
(4)
Atlantis 
Verlag, 
Zurich; 
(6) 
Reena 
Gogna.
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(8) 
Diagram 
by 
Manit 
Rostogi. 
97
(1) 
Michael 
Snell/Alamy; 
(2) 
Boban
Basic/Alamy. 
99
(1) 
Allan 
Williams/Arcaid. 
101
(2a 
and 
2b) 
Diagrams 
courtesy 
of
Ben 
Morris, 
Vector-Voiltec. 
103
(3) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
High
Precision 
Devices 
inc; 
(4, 
5) 
Courtesy 
of
the 
Welsh 
School 
of 
Architecture,
Cardiff 
University. 
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Drawings 
by 
Robin 
Base. 
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B.I.M. 
screengrabs 
courtesy 
of
HÛT 
Architecture. 
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(4) 
Institut 
du 
Monde 
Arabe, 
Paris,
France 
© 
Iain 
Masterton/Alamy; 
(5)
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Ben 
Morris, 
Vector-
Voiltec, 
and 
dRMM 
Architects; 
(6)
Image 
© 
Marek 
Galica/Alamy.
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(1, 
6, 
7) 
Bandstand, 
De 
la 
Warr
Pavilion, 
Bexhill, 
Sussex, 
UK. 
Architect:
Niall 
Mclaughin 
Architects/Structural
Engineer: 
Tim 
Lucas, 
Price 
Myers 
3D
Engineering; 
(2) 
Refurbishment 
of 
a
Napoleonic 
Martello 
tower, 
Suffolk, 
UK.
Architect: 
Piercy 
Conner 
Architects/
Structural 
Engineer: 
Tim 
Lucas, 
Price 
&
Myers 
3D 
Engineering; 
(3–5) 
Membrane
software 
– 
Illustrations 
by 
Natalie 
Savva. 
129
(1–6) 
Ecotect 
environmental
analysis 
software. 
131
(1) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Mark 
Taylor,
Allies 
and 
Morrison; 
(2, 
3) 
Ecotect
environmental 
analysis 
software. 
132 
© 
2007 
Salma 
Samar 
Damluji;
John 
Kelly/Getty 
Images; 
Image
courtesy 
of 
Darren 
Wolf, 
Arup
Associates; 
Chris 
Mellor/Getty 
Images,
Petr 
Svarc/Getty 
Images; 
© 
Vincenzo
Pirozzi, 
Rome; 
Paul 
Thompson/Getty
Images; 
National 
Library 
of 
Scotland; 
FR
Yerbury/Architectural 
Association 
Photo
Library; 
Rob 
Cousins/Getty 
Images;
Courtesy 
of 
Hammer 
Museum, 
Los
Angeles; 
Joe 
Kerr/Architectural
Association 
Photo 
Library; 
James
Madge; 
Houston 
Chronicle; 
Michael
Hodges/Riba 
Library 
Photographs
Collection; 
Walter’s 
Way, 
Lewisham,
London. 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Chris
Moxey; 
Allan 
Williams/Arcaid; 
Ian
Lambot;
Courtesy 
of 
MBM 
Arquitectes;
Greg 
Elms/Getty 
Images; 
Richard
Davies;
Michael 
Blann/Getty 
Images;
Images 
courtesy 
of 
Lars 
Spuybroek,
Nox/Delft 
Spline 
Systems; 
Images
courtesy 
of 
Wilkinson 
Eyre/Atelier 
Ten;
©NASA; 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Enric 
Ruiz
Geli, 
Cloud 
9; 
Image 
courtesy 
of
Benthem 
Crouwel 
Architekten 
BV. 
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© 
2007 
Salma 
Samar 
Damluji. 
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John 
Kelly/Getty 
Images. 
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(2) 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Darren 
Wolf,
Arup 
Associates. 
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Chris 
Mellor/Getty 
Images, 
Petr
Svarc/Getty 
Images. 
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(2) 
© 
Vincenzo 
Pirozzi, 
Rome. 
145
(2) 
Paul 
Thompson/Getty 
Images. 
147
(2) 
National 
Library 
of 
Scotland. 
149
(2) 
FR 
Yerbury/Architectural
Association 
Photo 
Library. 
151
(1) 
Rob 
Cousins/Getty 
Images. 
153
(2, 
3) 
Courtesy 
of 
Hammer
Museum, 
Los 
Angeles. 
155 
(2) 
Joe 
Kerr/Architectural
Association 
Photo 
Library. 
157 
(2) 
James 
Madge. 
159
Houston 
Chronicle. 
161
Michael 
Hodges/Riba 
Library
Photographs 
Collection. 
165 
(2) 
Walter’s 
Way, 
Lewisham,
London. 
Image 
courtesy 
of 
Chris
Moxey. 
167 
(2) 
Allan 
Williams/Arcaid. 
169
Ian 
Lambot. 
171 
Courtesy 
of 
MBM 
Arquitectes. 
173
Greg 
Elms/Getty 
Images. 
175 
(1) 
Richard 
Davies. 
177 
Michael 
Blann/Getty 
Images. 
179 
(1–7) 
Images 
courtesy 
of 
Lars
Spuybroek, 
Nox/Delft 
Spline 
Systems. 
180 
(1–3) 
Images 
courtesy 
of 
Wilkinson
Eyre/Atelier 
Ten. 
183 
(1-9) 
©NASA. 
185 
(2) 
Courtesy 
of 
Enric 
Ruiz 
Geli,
Cloud 
9; 
(3) 
Photograph 
by 
Luis 
Ros,
supplied 
courtesy 
of 
Enric 
Ruiz 
Geli,
Cloud 
9.
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Image 
courtesy 
of 
Benthem
Crouwel 
Architekten 
BV.
Acknowledgements
Lamis 
Bayer; 
Philip 
Cooper; 
Donald
Dinwiddie; 
John-Paul 
Frazer; 
Colin
Gleeson; 
Maria 
Hajitheodosi; 
Samantha
Hardingham; 
Henrietta 
Lynch;
Annalaura 
Palma 
(picture 
research);
Hamish 
Muir 
(design); 
Laura 
Sacha;
Mark 
Taylor; 
Livia 
Tirone; 
Victoria
Watson; 
Darren 
Williams
Special 
thanks 
to 
Sam 
and 
Louie 
Silver
for 
converting 
metric 
to 
imperial
measurements. 
Special 
thanks 
also 
go
to 
Rachael 
at 
HÛT 
Architecture 
for 
both
written 
and 
graphic 
contributions 
to 
the
new 
section 
on 
B.I.M.

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Foreword
  3. Introduction
  4. Structure and Form
  5. Climate and Shelter
  6. Computational Tools and Techniques
  7. Case Studies
  8. Building Codes
  9. Glossary
  10. Further Reading and Resources
  11. Index
  12. Picture Credits
  13. Acknowledgements