05340cam a22003978i 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064020003100081040003500112041000800147042000800155049001200163050002400175082001600199100004700215245009400262250001900356263000900375264005400384300003300438336002600471337002800497338002700525505284800552520093503400650004204335650002504377650004904402650006004451650004804511942004904559999001904608952016504627952015004792pucpr20260427130417.0160715s2017 nyu 000 0 eng  a 2016032729 a9781616895600 (alk. paper) apucprbengcpucprdpucpr erda aspa apcc aCARIBET00aTA403.6b.T153 201700a620.1/12231 aBrownell, Blaine Erickson,d1970-eauthor.10aTransmaterial next :ba catalog of materials that redefine our future /cBlaine Brownell. aFirst edition. a1703 1aNew York :bPrinceton Architectural Press,c2017. a314"pages. :billus ;c23cm. atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier a8 Introduction -- 18 Product page key -- 1 Concrete: -- 21 Overview -- 26 Augmented Skin -- 28 BacillaFilla -- 30 Bendable Concrete -- 32 Biological Concrete -- 34 BlingCrete -- 36 Breath Brick -- 38 DysCrete -- 40 Functionally Graded Printing -- 42 Lightning-Processed Concrete -- 44 Smart Concrete -- 46 Watershed Block -- 2 Mineral: -- 50 Overview -- 54 Aerographene -- 56 BioBrick -- 58 Ceramic Paper -- 60 D-Shape -- 62 Morphable Structures -- 64 Self-Healing Asphalt -- 66 Smog Free Project -- 68 Stone Spray -- 70 Transparent Armor -- 72 WasteBasedBrick -- 3 Metal: -- 76 Overview -- 80 Air Flow(er) -- 82 Crisscross Signal Spire -- 84 Drawing Series -- 86 Exo -- 88 Flash-Formed Iron -- 90 Form of Light Force Transmission -- 92 Lotus -- 94 Microlattice -- 96 MX3D Metal -- 98 Windscreen -- 4 Wood and Biomaterials: -- 102 Overview -- 106 Artichair -- 108 HygroSkin -- 110 Nanocellulose Solar Cell -- 112 NeptuTherm -- 114 NewspaperWood -- 116 Pneumatic Biomaterials Deposition -- 118 Rising Canes -- 120 Self-Folding Paper -- 122 Shavings -- 124 Spring Wood -- 126 Undergrowth -- 128 Vermilion Sands -- 130 Wood Foam -- 132 Xylinum Cones -- 5 Plastic and Rubber: -- 136 Overview -- 140 Biomimicry -- 142 Chitosan Bioplastic -- 144 Çurface -- 146 Fibonacci’s Mashrabiya -- 148 Hex -- 150 Landscape Within -- 152 Liquid Crystal Elastomer -- 154 Photoluminescent Bioplastic -- 156 Plag -- 158 PneuSystems -- 160 Self-Healing PUU -- 162 VarVac -- 164 Zeoform -- 6 Glass: -- 168 Overview -- 172 BarCode -- 174 Bendable Glass -- 176 Foamglass -- 178 G3DP -- 180 Porous Glass -- 182 Solar Activated Façade -- 184 Solar Roadways -- 186 SolarLeaf -- 188 SolarWindow -- 190 Switchable Mirror -- 192 Vascular Skin -- 7 Paint and Coatings: -- 196 Overview -- 200 Algaemy -- 202 CO2-Impregnated Plymers -- 204 Colorspaces -- 206 E Ink Prism -- 208 Facadeprinter -- 210 PdCl2 -- 212 Printable Nanosensors -- 214 Propolis Vessels -- 216 Smart Paint -- 218 Tunable Material -- 220 Van Gogh Path -- 8 Fabric: -- 224 Overview -- 228 3D Weaver -- 230 Bio-Fabrication -- 232 Bloom -- 234 Chromosonic -- 236 Continous Function -- 238 Flectofin -- 240 NeWool -- 242 Orimetric -- 244 Poli -- 246 Qmonos -- 248 Self-Flexing Membrane -- 250 Smart Bandage -- 9 Light: -- 254 Overview -- 258 Ball Wall -- 260 Biobulb -- 262 Common Desk -- 264 Crystal -- 266 LightByte -- 270 Mnemosyne -- 272 Non Linear -- 274 Starlight Avatar -- 276 Swing Time -- 278 Waterlicht -- 10 Digital: -- 282 Overview -- 286 4D Printing -- 288 Aerial 3D -- 290 BioTac -- 292 C-Fab -- 294 Contact -- 296 Discovery Wall -- 298 Flight Assembled Architecture -- 300 Flow -- 302 Hyper-Matrix -- 304 M-Blocks -- 306 Pattern Transfer Nanomanufacturing -- 308 Pointelist -- Indexes: -- 310 Material -- 311 Creator -- 312 Manufacturer -- 313 Acknowledgements -- 314 Image Credits --  aVirtually every revolution in architecture has been preceded by a revolution in materials: think iron, glass, steel, concrete, plastics, or composites. What is the next revolutionary material that will reshape the very nature of architecture' A solid that's lighter than air, metal latticework so delicate it rests on a dandelion, building insulation made from processed seaweed, self-generating microbial glue that repairs cracks in concrete, or transparent solar panels' Materials expert Blaine Brownell, author of our bestselling Transmaterial series, reveals emerging trends and applications that are transforming the technological capacity, environmental performance, and design potential of architecture in Transmaterial Next. This book is an essential compendium for thinking architects, designers, and other creative professionals passionate about materials and looking for their bleeding edge and practical implementation 0aMaterialsxTechnological innovations. 0aMaterialsvCatalogs. 0aMaterials9132705xTechnological innovations 0aTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING9282908xEngineering (General) 0aTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING9282908xReference 2lccc27e1st edhTA403.6kGeneralmT153 2017 c260358d260358 00102lcc4070a4b4c33d2017-05-17eAmazong21.12l5m1oGeneral TA403.6 T153 2017p91000000053496r2019-11-20 00:00:00s2019-11-18t1v31.12w2017-06-27y27 00102lcc4070a4b4c33d2026-04-27eAmazong21.00l0oGeneral TA403.6 T153 2017p91000000753962r2026-04-27 13:03:53t2v31.00w0000-00-00y27