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- Architect and Engineer   

- Engineer and Architect   
author >> Schlaich, Jörg

- Understanding More About Nature - An Interview with Frei Otto   

- Music as the Fount of Inspiration - An interview with Cecil Balmond

- Complexity Simplified - an Interview with Hanif Kara

- Integrated Planning - An Interview with Werner Sobek

- Bridge over the Traversinertobel

- Dwelling Block in Zurich    architect >>  Kerez, Christian

- Factory in Niederstetten    architect >>  Nagler, Florian

- Call Centre in Galway    architect >>  Buchholz McEvoy

- Berliner Hauptbahnhof - Lehrter Bahnhof    architect >>  Gerkan, Meinhard von >>  gmp von Gerkan Marg und Partner >>  Hillmer, Jürgen

- Airport Terminal in Madrid    architect >>  Estudio Lamela >>  Richard Rogers Partnership

- Integrated Planning of The Zollverein School of Management and Design    architect >>  Böll, Heinrich >>  SANAA Kazuyo Sejima, Ryue Nishizawa
author >> Bollinger, Klaus >> Grohmann, Manfred >> Techen, Holger

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	Integrated Planning of The Zollverein School of Management and Design
Details 1:20 Section through floor slab 1:750 Plan of studio on first floor 1:750 Section			Architect Böll, Heinrich SANAA Kazuyo Sejima, Ryue Nishizawa Author Bollinger, Klaus Grohmann, Manfred Techen, Holger
	Housed in a 34-metre-high seamless concrete cube, The Zollverein School will be opened in the middle of 2006. The seemingly free arrangement of the window openings gives no clue to the storey divisions within the building. In order to implement the concept, for which the Japanese architects SANAA are responsible, design and technology as well as economic and ecological aspects had to be closely coordinated. Users, architects and specialist engineers were all involved in a cooperative planning process. In addition to the thermal activation of the floor slabs, which contain displacement volumes that allow the weight to be reduced by roughly 30 per cent, the concept of "active thermal insulation" was important. This comprises a system of heating the concrete outer skin by means of tubes embedded in the wall and circulating water at 27 °C through them. The water is drawn from the colliery site not far away, where large quantities of pit water at about 30 °C are constantly pumped up from a depth of roughly 1,000 metres and fed through a heat-exchange unit. Hitherto, this source of energy has flowed unused into the River Emscher.

p. 1434 - 1437	Dwelling Block in Zurich
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Details 1:20 Horizontal section through roof storey 1:20 Vertical section through south facade 1:4000 Site plan 1:500 Floor plans 1:500 Post-tensioning plans 1:500 Section 1st floor 2nd floor Roof slab Roof storey Slab over first floor Slab over second floor			Architect Kerez, Christian Structural Engineer Schwartz, Joseph

Publikacja jednojęzyczna, w wersji językowej: - angielskiej