
- 144 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
The Building Envelope: Applications of New Technology Cladding provides an introduction to the state of the art in cladding systems. The goal is to show a precedent, and thus imbue confidence in architects so that they can approach a manufacturer with a reasonable working knowledge of what is feasible. This book contains 33 case studies of buildings which incorporate newer forms of construction technology. The buildings discussed include the Bandstand at Haarlem, Holland; Benthem and Crouwel's House at Almere, a town near Amsterdam, Holland; the Burrell Gallery in Glasgow, Scotland; Clarke Ascot House, Brisbane, Australia; the Conservatory at Kew, southwest London; and the Johnson and Johnson World Headquarters, New Brunswick, New Jersey. This book is intended to give at least some inspiration to designers wishing to improve their technical understanding of the newer building processes with which they are now involved and have the information available if they care to seek it.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- The Building Envelope: Applications of new Technology Cladding
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. The Bandstand at Haarlem Architect Wiek Roling with Mick Eekhout
- Chapter 2. Benthem and Crouwel's House at Almere Architects Benthem and Crouwel
- Chapter 3. The Burrell Gallery, Glasgow Architects Barry Gasson
- Chapter 4. Boyatt Wood Hostel for the Disabled Architects Hampshire County Council Architects' Department: (David White)
- Chapter 5. Clarke Ascot House, Brisbane Architect/owner Chris Clarke
- Chapter 6. Conservatory at Kew Architects Property Services Agency (Gordon Wilson)
- Chapter 7. Cribbs Causeway Warehouses, Bristol Architect Building Design Partnership Project architect Gennaro Picardi
- Chapter 8. The Customs House, Hazeldonk Architects Benthem and Crouwel
- Chapter 9. Darling Harbour Exhibition Centre Architects Philip Cox and Partners
- Chapter 10. The Devonshire Building, Boston, Mass. Architects Steffian and Bradley Associates
- Chapter 11. 1 Finsbury Avenue, London (Phase 1) Architects/Engineers/Quantity Surveyors Arup Associates
- Chapter 12. IBM Travelling Technology Exhibition Architect Renzo Piano
- Chapter 13. Johnson and Johnson World Headquarters, New Brunswick, New Jersey
- Chapter 14. Lloyds of London: Atrium Architects Richard Rogers Partnership
- Chapter 15. Locomotive Shed, Preston Dock Architects Brock Carmichael Associates
- Chapter 16. The Menil Museum, Houston, Texas Architect Renzo Piano
- Chapter 17. Museum at Kempsey, New South Wales Architect Glenn Murcutt
- Chapter 18. Oculenti Contact Lens Factory, Holland Architect Thijs Asselbergs