Modern Construction Envelopes

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Modern Construction Envelopes

Author: Andrew Watts | Size: 118 MB | Format: PDF | Publisher: Springer-Verlag | Year: 2011 | pages: 500 | ISBN: 9783709102572

- Manual of construction and representation of envelopes
- Current examples of internationally renowned architects
- New 3D drawings with abundant detailed explanations
“Modern Construction Envelopes” is based on the two books by Andrew Watts “Modern Construction Roofs” and “Modern Construction Facades”. Both volumes have been gathered into one single volume and unified in terms on content, which permits the consideration of facades and roofs as envelopes. This is of particular interest as to design and its creative freedom.

Using current examples of renowned architects, Andrew Watts presents the constructive and material related details. This presentation is based on an easy-to-understand text, photos, and standardized detail drawings as well 3D representations of the components. By means of this information, the partly complex structure of modern envelopes can easily be understood and used as know-how for one’s own needs.

The final part of this book deals with the topic “Future“ focusing on digitally controlled construction parts and upcoming application solutions for material und technology.

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Modern Construction Envelopes

• Author(s): Andrew Watts
  
• Published By: Ambra Verlag
  
• Published Year: 2014
  
• Size: 93 MB
  
• Quality: Original preprint
  
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• Abstract: The second edition of Modern Construction Envelopes was originally based on the two books by Andrew Watts, Modern Construction Roofs and Modern Construction Facades . Both volumes were gathered into one single volume and consolidated in terms of content, which permits the consideration of facades and roofs as envelopes. Using current examples by renowned architects, Watts presents the constructive and material-related details. This presentation is based on a text, photos, and standardized detail drawings, as well as 3D representations of the components. The new edition has 3D views that are easier to understand than the first edition, with sharper images and more key explanations.
  

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