Emergent Timber Technologies

Emergent Timber Technologies
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Publisher : Birkhäuser
Total Pages : 176
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ISBN-10 : 9783038216162
ISBN-13 : 303821616X
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Book Synopsis Emergent Timber Technologies by : Simone Jeska

Download or read book Emergent Timber Technologies written by Simone Jeska and published by Birkhäuser. This book was released on 2014-10-27 with total page 176 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The “old” material of wood has been used to construct dwellings of different types since the dawn of mankind. And not without reason. Its low density combined with high rigidity, good processability, and its resistance makes it an excellent building material. There is currently a pioneering renaissance of the timber construction, for two distinct reasons: first, wood is increasingly being rediscovered as one of the most important renewable raw materials for sustainable construction. Moreover, a revolution in the construction of timber structures began several years ago with the ever-progressive use of three-dimensional CAD models for digitally controlled robot manufacturing The book documents these developments, in particular the engineering bonding techniques, the introduction of digital production techniques, and the innovative material developments of this material. The chapter on composite structures and experimental structures specifically address trends toward the future-oriented dimensions of timber construction. In the final section, outstanding designs are documented in detail, such as the Club House of Haesley Nine Bridges Golf Course designed by Shigeru Ban in Yeoju, South Korea, and the double gymnasium in Borex-Crassier, Switzerland, by Graeme Mann and Patricia Capua Mann.


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