Research and technology buildings : a design manual / Hardo Braun, Dieter Grömling ; contributions by Helmut Bleher ... [et al.] ; [translation, Jörn Frenzel]. txt
Basel, Switzerland : Birkhäuser , 2005Descripción: 238 p. ill. (some col.), plans (some col.) 34 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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The significance of research and technology in today's economies is undisputed and continues to grow. Designing buildings to accommodate a range of functions, from laboratory experiments through prototype development to presentation and marketing is an architectural field of great potential. Commissioned by universities, public institutes and private companies, the challenge is to reconcile security and accessibility, laboratories equipped with sensitive, state-ofthe-art instruments and facilities for theoretical research.
Zoning, circulation and functional requirements, as well as the historical development and contemporary context of research building, are covered in the opening systematic chapters of this Design Manual. Following this some 70 built projects, largely from Europe, the USA and Asia, are analysed according to a variety of aspects such as urban integration and communications infrastructure.
The authors, both from the internationally renowned Max Planck Society, and contributors draw on their own substantial practical expe rience of planning and building research facilities.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
What is research? / Svante Pääbo --
Research today / Gunter Henn --
Research and research buildings : the example of Life Sciences / Kai L. Simons --
Building culture : magic and identity of place / Hannelore Deubzer --
The birth of the modern research building in the USA / Oswald W. Grube --
Architecture and technical service systems : requirements for research buildings / Manfred Hegger --
Laboratories in research buildings : main features and developments / Hardo Braun --
Design parameters : location, use and typology / Dieter Grömling --
The laboratory workplace / Jürgen Eichler --
Energy / Gerhard Hausladen and Hana Meindl --
Electrical power / Helmut Bleher --
Air / Hans-U. Jaeger.
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A handbook on planning and designing architecture for research and technology. The significance of research and technology in today's economies is undisputed and continues to grow. Designing buildings to accommodate a range of functions, from laboratory experiments through prototype development to presentation and marketing is an architectural field of great potential. Commissioned by universities, public institutes and private companies, the challenge is to reconcile security and accessibility, laboratories equipped with sensitive, state-of-the-art instruments and facilities for theoretical research. Zoning, circulation and functional requirements, as well as the historical development and contemporary context of research building, are covered in the opening systematic chapters of this Design Manual. Following this some 70 built projects, largely from Europe, the USA and Asia, are analysed according to a variety of aspects such as urban integration and communications infrastructure. The authors, both from the internationally renowned Max Planck Society, and contributors draw on their own substantial practical experience of planning and building research facilities.