Skins for Buildings:Architect

*** Skins for Building*** 본 서적은 건축가를 위한 건축외장재에 대한 자재 총람입니다. 책소개에서도 서두룰 장식하고 있듯, 자재는 오늘날 건축에 있어 건축가의 아이디어의 확장성, 가능성,고객의 건축에 대한 만족의 정도,건축 비용의문제에 관한 위티이외에도, 너무나 중요한 현대 건축의 한 부분으로 자리잡고 있습니다. 이책은 이와같은 중요성을 감안,.....자재가 갖는 물성에 대한 분석-> 자재사용의 기술적 문제-> 동종의 자재의 종류-> 외관적 문제-> 내구성에대한 문제-> 시공시의 응용문제-> 미래의 자재에 대한 아이디어,... 등... 건축가의 자재에 대한 필수적인 안목을 길러주는 참고 서적입니다. 아래 본서에 대한 자세한 소개를 실은 영문 내용을 소개합니다. .....Materials are one of the most important elements of contemporary architecture. The wide selection of architectural materials has never been so varied and architects use them in ever-new ways. Skins for Buildings is the first publication in book form that comes close to being a real sample reference for architectural materials. It's a large visual atlas of 200 of the most important types of material for application to facades and walls. Displayed in full-page, highly detailed photographs, this book shows the visual impact materials can have. It also discusses other sensory aspects and gives examples of how the material can be used. A team of building material experts from The Netherlands compiled a table of contents for the book. They selected 200 types of material, subdivided into 8 families: wood, natural stone, fired man-made stone, unfired man-made stone, metal, plastic, glass and new materials like composites and smart materials. Per family, there is an inventory of pure materials, additives and composites together with their utilization. Although the text is in English, the names of the materials are also given in Dutch, German, Italian, French and Spanish. In addition, there is a glossary of technical terms with a Dutch, German, Italian, French and Spanish translation. This book is exceptional because it's aimed specifically at architects who during the design phase face the choice of which materials to use. Skins for buildings with its enormous scope, razor sharp, full-page material photography and practical information, is an unsurpassed reference guide and source of inspiration. A must for the office library of every architect.