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3 Z! t+ t1 f/ V( k) P$ Y% v# g7 `6 n1 Trends in architecture 1
1.1 An overall survey 1
1.2 Stylistic trends in new architecture 10
1.3 Post-war regional survey 17
Bibliography 29
2 The impact of technological change on building materials 31
2.1 General considerations 31
2.2 Timber 34
2.3 Steel 35
: f* ]' S+ g' @' E" p+ q5 t7 o2.4 Aluminum and other metals 37
5 f2 b+ k" _- c, D2.5 Brick, stone and masonry 40
2.6 Glass and structural glass 40
! E! u, ?; H7 w6 C- J: D2.7 Concrete and reinforced concrete 42
2 c/ ^) e: W" J: E0 d2.8 Plastics, fabrics and foils 45
Bibliography 47
, Y' T" u8 Z% \( @. Q' z0 ~; A3 The impact of technological change on buildings
$ x9 d' \' U  i. \  C1 u' xand structures 50
# }! z7 w4 v. l7 A) i1 W3 s3.1 Some specific design aspects 50
* u9 X, I8 p+ _' M$ z3.2 Selected types of building 62
3.3 Structures and components 79
& D( ]0 M1 {+ B5 eBibliography 88
4 The impact of technological change on services 91
1 c1 e- w# p4 \: Q) N4.1 Ambience and services 91
" y% Z* ^6 u6 \% J, f; v4.2 Climate and energy conservation 91
% [& Z+ B% [7 K  g4 \( T; R4.3 Human comfort, health and performance requirements 96
4.4 Heating, ventilating, air-conditioning (HVAC) 96
4.5 The lighting environment 99
4.6 The sound environment: acoustics 104
  v/ K6 J" M) T& y4.7 Revolution in the technology and control of services 105
- Y2 t, Q. |; DBibliography 107
5 The impact of invisible technologies on design 110
: z& l0 ?* m) G1 g5.1 Some general considerations 110
5.2 The changing image, knowledge and cooperation of architects 110
5.3 Fire engineering design 113
5.4 New methods in structural analysis – design for seismic areas 113
9 q, A: N( [& o+ r5.5 Heat, moisture and air quality affecting architectural design 116
5.6 Technical systems of buildings: ‘system building’ 118
5 M& {: {; z5 b5.7 Computers in architecture and management 119
5.8 Architecture and industrialization of construction 120
5.9 Management strategies 121
% N! j' y3 S. |+ O: o1 b+ vBibliography 123
, N; E2 G2 ]1 i9 A6 The interrelationship of architecture, economy,
: Q+ r+ @$ Z7 C: n  W: Nenvironment and sustainability 125
6.1 Urban development 125
9 B# Y" L; l' }6.2 Economy 129
6.3 Environment 130
6.4 Sustainability 131
& U+ m) s% R" V, f; h' ]" \0 f4 NBibliography 136
  ~' d  \& {: x+ n0 t6 m0 s+ ?$ }2 R7 Architectural aesthetics 138
7.1 Introduction 138
& |$ y0 c, ~& b, H3 ^, f7.2 Size, scale, proportion 142
$ s+ @& Z' V! _7 ]/ `7.3 Geometry 143
! b9 {( u! p, T, J2 m0 b- `7.4 Recesses, cavities, holes, canted/slanted lines and planes 145
5 a* _/ o% l$ l9 m# P. k  R) y4 b5 [7.5 Colour, light and shadow 146
1 `& p& `. l* K8 o) k8 @$ F9 {7.6 Articulation 148
: o2 o  k% _% c* |! z( a" T- E* I7 s. ?* \7.7 Theory and praxis 149
: [& ~# v* ]. f4 sBibliography 149
8 The price of progress: defects, damages and failures 151
Bibliography 155
9 Conclusion 156
Bibliography 156

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