Engineered transparency : the technical, visual, and spatial effects of glass
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Engineered transparency : the technical, visual, and spatial effects of glass
Princeton Architectural Press, c2009
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Includes bibliographical references
収録内容
- Foreword / Edwin B. Hathaway
- Preface / Mark Wigley
- Introduction / Michael Bell
- Portfolio : SANAA / Jeannie Kim
- Essays : Bioconstructivisms / Detlef Martins
- Mirror glass (a fragment) / Reinhold Martin
- A crystal world: between reason and spectacle / Joan Ockman
- The structure of transparency / Nina Rappaport
- Demands on glass beyond pure transparency / Robert Heintges
- Glass at the limits / Antoine Picon
- Infrathin / Guy Nordenson
- Unclear vision: architectures of surveillance / Beatriz Colomina
- Is glass still glass? / Kenneth Frampton
- Insulating glazing units: fabrication and memory of weight and stress / Michael Bell
- Projects : Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Mo / Steven Holl
- Gefter-Press House, Ghent, N.Y / Michael Bell
- The Glass Pavilion, Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio / Toshihiro Oki
- IAC / InterActiveCorp., New York, Michael Bell
- 7 World Trade Center, New York / James Carpenter
- 11 March Memorial, Atocha Train Station, Madrid, Spain / Miguel Jaenicke Fontao
- Technical innovations: material and light : Electrochromic windows / Thomas J. Richardson
- Double performances / Scott Marble
- Conversions of light / Graham Dodd
- Solar vision / Bernhard Weller, Susanne Rexroth, and Stefan Unnewehr
- Optics, waves, and particles / Michelle Addington
- Technical innovations: structure and glass : Engineered glass / Werner Sobek
- Making visions reality / Jens Schneider
- Maximum glass / Richard L. Tomasetti
- Fifteen proposals / Ulrich Knaack
- Glazing for extreme loadings / H. Scott Norville
- Adhesive connections / Bernhard Weller, Silke Tasche, and Stefan Unnewehr
- Explosive loadings and flexible facades / Robert Smilowitz
- Telecom Center, Munich, Germany / Albrecht Burmeister
- Visual and spatial effects : Inside outside / frame and frameless / frame and frameless / Laurie Hawkinson
- Beyond transparency / James Carpenter
- Curtain wall / aberrant masonry at 277 Mott Street / aberrant masonry at 277 Mott Street / Stefan Röschert
- Energy and comfort / Matthias Schuler
- Shadows and light / François Roche
- Phantom house: sustaining the American dream / Elizabeth Diller
- Afterword / Christian Meyer
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Glass is one of the most ubiquitous and extensively researched building materials. Despite the critical role it has played inmodern architecture in the last century, we have yet to fully comprehend the cultural and technological effects of thiscomplex and sophisticated building material. Engineered Transparency brings together an extraordinary, multidisciplinary group of international architects, engineers, manufacturers, and critics to collectively reconsider glasswithin the context of recent engineering and structural achievements. In light of these advancements, glass hasreemerged as a novel architectural material, offering new and previously unimaginable modes of visual pleasure andspatial experience. Engineered Transparency presents a portfolio of projects featuring cutting-edge glass designs by todays most innovative architects, including SANAA's acclaimed Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art, Yoshio Taniguchi's MoMA expansion in New York City, and Steven Holl's Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City. With contributions by foremost thinkers in the field of architecture and design including historians Kenneth Frampton, Antoine Picon, and DetlefMertins; cultural critics Beatriz Colomina, Joan Ockman, and Reinhold Martin; engineers Werner Sobek, Guy Nordenson,and Richard Tomasetti; and architects Kazuyo Sejima, Steve Holl, and Elizabeth Diller, Engineered Transparency redefines glass as a 21st century building material and challenges our assumptions about its aesthetic, structural, and spatial potential.
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