Integrated Strategies In Architecture-REUPLOADED

Editors: Joan Zunde & Hocine Bougdah
Publisher: Taylor & Francis, First published 2006
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Format: SFXed pdf
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Contents:
PART 1 THE PURPOSE OF BUILDINGS
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: Origins
CHAPTER 2: Moderation of the environment
CHAPTER 3: Use of available technology
CHAPTER 4: The demands of the community
Bibliography
PART 2 THE DESIGN TEAM
Introduction
CHAPTER 5: The specialists and how they work together
CHAPTER 6: The client’s role
CHAPTER 7: Communication
CHAPTER 8: Professional responsibility
Bibliography
PART 3 THE DESIGN PROCESS
Introduction
CHAPTER 9: Creative problem-solving
CHAPTER 10: The problem
CHAPTER 11: The process in action
CHAPTER 12: Aesthetics
CHAPTER 13: Evaluation
CHAPTER 14: Completion
Bibliography
PART 4 SPACE
Introduction
CHAPTER 15: Tailored versus loose-fit outcomes
CHAPTER 16: Functional requirements
CHAPTER 17: Anthropometrics and ergonomics
CHAPTER 18: Relationships between spaces
Bibliography
PART 5 ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Introduction
CHAPTER 19: Principles of environmental design
CHAPTER 20: Design strategies
CHAPTER 21: Case studies
Bibliography
PART 6 STRUCTURAL CONSIDERATIONS
Introduction
CHAPTER 22: Structural materials
CHAPTER 23: Structures for domestic buildings
CHAPTER 24: Design of structural elements
Bibliography