Structure as architecture a source book for architects and structural engineers Andrew W. Charleson.
Idioma: Español Detalles de publicación: Oxford Burlington, MA Elsevier/Architectural Press 2006, c2005.Descripción: ix, 228 p. col. ill. 25 cmISBN:- 0750665270 (pbk.)
- TA658 C454 2006
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Provides readers with an insight into the relationship between structure and architecture, focusing on the design principles that relate to both fields. This book contains over one hundred case studies of contemporary buildings from countries across the globe, including the UK, the US, France, Germany, Spain, Hong Kong and Australia.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-224) and indexes.
Willliam Stout, Nov/06/2008, 2008-629.
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- Preface(p. vii)
- Acknowledgements(p. xi)
- 1 Introduction(p. 1)
- The potential for structure to enrich architecture(p. 1)
- Experiencing and reading structure(p. 2)
- Structure and its degree of exposure(p. 4)
- Book outline(p. 5)
- References and notes(p. 6)
- 2 Two building studies(p. 7)
- British Record Industry Trust (BRIT) School(p. 7)
- Baumschulenweg Crematorium(p. 13)
- Summary(p. 18)
- References and notes(p. 18)
- 3 Relationships between architectural and structural form(p. 19)
- Introduction(p. 19)
- Synthesis of architectural and structural form(p. 23)
- Consonant forms(p. 34)
- Contrasting forms(p. 41)
- Summary(p. 50)
- References and notes(p. 50)
- 4 Building exterior(p. 51)
- Introduction(p. 51)
- Aesthetic qualities(p. 53)
- Connecting the exterior to the interior(p. 65)
- Entry(p. 68)
- Expressive roles(p. 70)
- Summary(p. 77)
- References and notes(p. 77)
- 5 Building function(p. 79)
- Introduction(p. 79)
- Maximizing functional flexibility(p. 80)
- Subdividing space(p. 85)
- Articulating circulation(p. 93)
- Disrupting function(p. 96)
- Summary(p. 100)
- References and notes(p. 101)
- 6 Interior structure(p. 103)
- Introduction(p. 103)
- Surface structure(p. 104)
- Spatial structure(p. 112)
- Expressive structure(p. 121)
- Summary(p. 128)
- References and notes(p. 129)
- 7 Structural detailing(p. 131)
- Introduction(p. 131)
- Expressive and responsive detailing(p. 133)
- Aesthetic qualities of detailing(p. 151)
- Summary(p. 163)
- References and notes(p. 164)
- 8 Structure and light(p. 167)
- Introduction(p. 167)
- Source of light(p. 168)
- Maximizing light(p. 174)
- Modifier of light(p. 180)
- Modified by light(p. 184)
- Summary(p. 186)
- References and notes(p. 187)
- 9 Representation and symbolism(p. 189)
- Introduction(p. 189)
- Representation(p. 190)
- Symbolism(p. 200)
- Summary(p. 205)
- References and notes(p. 206)
- 10 Conclusions(p. 207)
- Introduction(p. 207)
- Transformative power of structure(p. 208)
- Structural diversity(p. 208)
- Implications for the architectural and structural engineering professions(p. 209)
- Index of buildings and references(p. 211)
- Index(p. 225)