Concrete is a highly transformative building material. Its story begins in the ancient world, where early builders discovered that mixing lime with volcanic ash created a remarkably strong substance. The invention of Portland cement in the 19th century, and concrete’s systematic reinforcement with steel in the 20th, further revolutionized modern construction. While concrete remains a hard-to-replace material, the huge carbon footprint and environmental impact of its production have become the focus of much recent research and concern.
This volume looks at the future of concrete from different perspectives, investigating how its sustainability will draw from innovative research and from past solutions.
New concrete types and their effect on climate change, innovations in design and conservation, carbon-neutral formulations, earth-based "concrete" mixtures – learning from these will only be possible through a total rethinking of the relationship between carbon and the materiality of the built environment.
With Contributions by:
Daniel M. Abramson, Sigrid Adriaenssens, Lucia Allais, Ueli M. Angst, On Barak, Lola Ben-Alon, Nimrod Ben Zeev, David Benjamin, Gauri Bharat, Philippe Block, Andrea Menardo, and Kathrin Haake, Brandon Clifford, Michael Faciejew, Branko Glišić, Felix Heisel, Ateya Khorakiwala, Elisabeth Marie-Victoire and Myriam Bouichou, Forrest Meggers, Kiel Moe, Tsz Yan Ng, Sarah Nichols, John Ochsendorf, Antoine Picon, Vyta Pivo, Sophia Roosth, Daniel Steingart, Claire E. White.
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Lucia Allais, Associate Professor and Director of the Buell Center, Columbia University, New York
Michael Faciejew, Assistant Professor, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada
Forrest Meggers, Associate Professor of Architecture, Co-Director of the Architecture and Engineering Program, Princeton University
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Concrete is a highly transformative building material. Its story begins in the ancient world, where early builders discovered that mixing lime with volcanic ash created a remarkably strong substance. The invention of Portland cement in the 19th century, and concrete's systematic reinforcement with steel in the 20th, further revolutionized modern construction. While concrete remains a hard-to-replace material, the huge carbon footprint and environmental impact of its production have become the focus of much recent research and concern.This volume looks at the future of concrete from different perspectives, investigating how its sustainability will draw from innovative research and from past solutions.New concrete types and their effect on climate change, innovations in design and conservation, carbon-neutral formulations, earth-based 'concrete' mixtures - learning from these will only be possible through a total rethinking of the relationship between carbon and the materiality of the built environment.26 essays in four chapters look at the past and future of concreteInterdisciplinary approach with scholars from many different backgroundsConcrete has been an indispensable building material for the past 100 yearsWith Contributions by:Daniel M. Abramson, Sigrid Adriaenssens, Lucia Allais, Ueli M. Angst, On Barak, Lola Ben-Alon, Nimrod Ben Zeev, David Benjamin, Gauri Bharat, Philippe Block, Andrea Menardo, and Kathrin Haake, Brandon Clifford, Michael Faciejew, Branko Gli ic, Felix Heisel, Ateya Khorakiwala, Elisabeth Marie-Victoire and Myriam Bouichou, Forrest Meggers, Kiel Moe, Tsz Yan Ng, Sarah Nichols, John Ochsendorf, Antoine Picon, Vyta Pivo, Sophia Roosth, Daniel Steingart, Claire E. White. 256 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783035628418
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Concrete is a highly transformative building material. Its story begins in the ancient world, where early builders discovered that mixing lime with volcanic ash created a remarkably strong substance. The invention of Portland cement in the 19th century, and concrete's systematic reinforcement with steel in the 20th, further revolutionized modern construction. While concrete remains a hard-to-replace material, the huge carbon footprint and environmental impact of its production have become the focus of much recent research and concern.This volume looks at the future of concrete from different perspectives, investigating how its sustainability will draw from innovative research and from past solutions.New concrete types and their effect on climate change, innovations in design and conservation, carbon-neutral formulations, earth-based 'concrete' mixtures - learning from these will only be possible through a total rethinking of the relationship between carbon and the materiality of the built environment.26 essays in four chapters look at the past and future of concreteInterdisciplinary approach with scholars from many different backgroundsConcrete has been an indispensable building material for the past 100 yearsWith Contributions by:Daniel M. Abramson, Sigrid Adriaenssens, Lucia Allais, Ueli M. Angst, On Barak, Lola Ben-Alon, Nimrod Ben Zeev, David Benjamin, Gauri Bharat, Philippe Block, Andrea Menardo, and Kathrin Haake, Brandon Clifford, Michael Faciejew, Branko Gli ic, Felix Heisel, Ateya Khorakiwala, Elisabeth Marie-Victoire and Myriam Bouichou, Forrest Meggers, Kiel Moe, Tsz Yan Ng, Sarah Nichols, John Ochsendorf, Antoine Picon, Vyta Pivo, Sophia Roosth, Daniel Steingart, Claire E. White. 256 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783035628418
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Concrete is a highly transformative building material. Its story begins in the ancient world, where early builders discovered that mixing lime with volcanic ash created a remarkably strong substance. The invention of Portland cement in the 19th century, and concrete's systematic reinforcement with steel in the 20th, further revolutionized modern construction. While concrete remains a hard-to-replace material, the huge carbon footprint and environmental impact of its production have become the focus of much recent research and concern.This volume looks at the future of concrete from different perspectives, investigating how its sustainability will draw from innovative research and from past solutions.New concrete types and their effect on climate change, innovations in design and conservation, carbon-neutral formulations, earth-based 'concrete' mixtures - learning from these will only be possible through a total rethinking of the relationship between carbon and the materiality of the built environment.26 essays in four chapters look at the past and future of concreteInterdisciplinary approach with scholars from many different backgroundsConcrete has been an indispensable building material for the past 100 yearsWith Contributions by:Daniel M. Abramson, Sigrid Adriaenssens, Lucia Allais, Ueli M. Angst, On Barak, Lola Ben-Alon, Nimrod Ben Zeev, David Benjamin, Gauri Bharat, Philippe Block, Andrea Menardo, and Kathrin Haake, Brandon Clifford, Michael Faciejew, Branko Gli ic, Felix Heisel, Ateya Khorakiwala, Elisabeth Marie-Victoire and Myriam Bouichou, Forrest Meggers, Kiel Moe, Tsz Yan Ng, Sarah Nichols, John Ochsendorf, Antoine Picon, Vyta Pivo, Sophia Roosth, Daniel Steingart, Claire E. White. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783035628418
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