Principles Of Architectural Detailing

Authors: Stephen Emmitt, John Olie and Peter Schmid
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2005

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Contents:
Part A – Fundamental Issues
A1 Detailing – The Creative Link
Unsettling matters
The place and meaning of architectural details
Supporting an ecological approach
Agenda
A2 The Philosophy of Detailing
A philosophy
Making choices
Mechanisms to promote long-term thinking
A3 Developing Details
A suitable starting point
Detailing joints
Learning to detail
(First) principles
A collaborative approach
Towards a framework 58
A4 The Basic Model of Architectural Detailing
A metaphysical journey
The basic model
Using the basic model
Summary
Part B – Guidelines
B1 Materials and Energy
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B2 Building Components and Structure
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B3 Morphological Factors
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B4 Process of Production
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B5 Goals and Performance
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B6 Indoor Climate
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B7 Ecological Factors
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B8 Human Factors
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Keywords
B9 The Knot
Underlying issues
Guidelines
Practical considerations and summary
Part C – Developing Architectural Details
C1 Developing Details and Joints
Introduction – why details?
Joints
The performance of joints
The general building model
The factors fl ower
C2 The Language of Detail
The language analogy
Morphological language
A typology of joints
Style rules
Comparison between two morphological principles
Consequences
C3 The Nine-Plus-One Step Procedure
A morphological method
Worked example 1: window in a cavity wall
Worked example 2: wall/pitched roof junction
Worked example 3: wall/fl at roof junction
Refl ection
C4 Managing the Detailing Phase
An argument for effective management
Design control
The thinking organisation
Developing creative clusters
C5 Collaborative Working
Co-operation and communication
Holistic participation: the method
Future developments
Afterword
Appendices
1 Recommended Reading
2 Guidance for Students