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Sustainable Business Key Issues is the first comprehensive introductory level textbook to address the interface between environmental challenges and business solutions to provide an overview of the basic concepts of sustainability sustainable business and business ethics

Smart interior design makes the most of your home. The book reveals how design can deliver big comforts even in smaller spaces. As the world's largest cities are growing denser, many people live in ever smaller flats and fully embrace the limits of a floor plan with extraordinary creativity. Pretty Small presents some of the best ways city-dwellers in the U.S., in European capitals, and in Asia have come up with to make the most of small homes. How to manage storage or how to adapt rooms for use at various times of the day are opportunities to become inventive with space. The book provides both inspiration and tips on anything from hidden-away storage compartments, ingenious bike mounts, and convertible rooms to other clever gadgets.

En el contexto del centenario de la Villa Savoye (1928-1930), uno de los grandes iconos de la modernidad, esta investigación original pretende completar las de otros autores que han analizado suficientemente, tanto el proceso de proyecto, como el desarrollo de las obras. La novedad que ahora se ofrece en abierto, es una restitucion a 1:20 del estado as built de la casa, tal como estaba cuando se termino en 1930. Esto se realiza en el marco de: 1) un estudio comparativo de la planimetria anterior a las primeras intervenciones, 2) el analisis de las fotografias coetaneas a la obra, 3) un modelo tridimensional de estructura-cerramiento, y 4) la definicion formal de sistemas constructivos e instalaciones. Todo ello se aborda desde un prisma proyectual, aunq ...

When you are leaving the comfort zone for an outdoor adventure the most incredible things can happen. This book showcases what its like to experience the full spectrum of life. From encountering different cultures to embracing the freedom of nature, making friendships, and traversing through new landscapes, this adventure ultimately takes you on a journey of self-discovery. Filled with striking imagery and expert advice, this book details a 40,000-kilometer journey spanning four years across several count

Architects are adapting existing buildings to create new spaces for a more conscious future. The urban fabric changes more slowly than our spatial needs, accelerated by digital technologies and new lifestyles. The trick for canny architects lies in an ingenious reuse and creative recycling that result in the stunning transformation of existing buildings for new purposes. Building for Change explores this architecture of reuse and adaptation. It presents sofa factories turned coworking hub, viaducts turned community garden, department stores turned cultural center, and other inspiring projects. The book also showcases spaces that are designed to be dismantled and repurposed down the line. This architecture of care is aspirational and ambitious: to make construction more sustainable and buildings fit for the future.

There is a creative explosion of work taking place in architecture and design schools exploring materials such as mycelium clay earth engineered timber bio based plastics and algae This handbook of low and no carbon materials for architects and designers focuses on sustainable materials their sourcing technical properties and the processes required for their use in architecture The book showcases new and rediscovered processes for material fabrication responsible sourcing and creative material design Material properties structural thermal fire health and life safety are described and case studies from around the world illustrate the inventive ways in which these materials have been deployed in the built environment The book is designed as an introduction to the exciting and rapidly changing world of construction materials With a better understanding of the social environmental and economic sustainability of any given material alongside its technical properties students of architecture can lead the change in responsible and creative material use CONTENTS 1 Materials overview 2 Extractive materials earth and clay concrete stone metals glass 3 Grown materials timber and cork paper hemp bamboo seaweed mycelium algae biopolymers wool

This update to the popular first edition of Making Healthy Places addresses the intersection of cities and health and includes important new information about equity climate change and the COVID 1

The patient room is the smallest cell of the hospital organism Its layout determines the structure of the ward and is therefore a decisive factor for the entire building Many requirements have to be met The patient s sense of well being can be positively influenced by the design homely materials an attractive view and sufficient privacy are important objectives Equally important are the working conditions for the staff especially short distances and an efficient care routine Finally even the risk of infection can be reduced by a conscientiously planned room layout This publication provides a systematic overview of the design task patient room and shows exemplary solutions both typologically and in selected case studies

The first history of all the English cathedrals from Birmingham and Bury St Edmunds to Worcester and York Minster

Glamour scholarship and superlative storytelling an enthralling read LUCY WORSLEY Adrian Tinniswood opens the doors on the excess intrigue and absurdities of life in the late Victorian and Edwardian country house In the decades before the First World War the owners of the nation s stately homes revelled in a golden age of glory and glamour Nothing lay beyond their reach in a world where privilege and hedonism went hand in hand with duty and honour This was a time when the ancestral seats of ancient nobility stood side by side with the fabulous palaces of Jewish bankers and Indian princes when dukes and duchesses mixed with aristocratic society hostesses who had learned to dance in the chorus line and self made millionaires who had been raised in the slums of Manchester and Birmingham The Power and the Glory explores the country house during this golden age when Britain ruled over a quarter of the world s population when its stately homes were at their most opulent and when for the privileged few life in the country house was the best life of all A wonderful book JUDITH FLANDERS Scintillating and brilliant from a master of the subject GARETH RUSSELL

A thrilling celebration of lighthouses i newspaper An enthralling history of Britain s rock lighthouses and the people who built and inhabited them Lighthouses are enduring monuments to our relationship with the sea They encapsulate a romantic vision of solitary homes amongst the waves but their original purpose was much more noble conceived as navigational gifts for the safety of all Still today we depend upon their guiding lights for the safe passage of ships Nowhere is this truer than in the rock lighthouses of Great Britain and Ireland twenty towers built between 1811 and 1904 so called because they were constructed on desolate slippery rock formations in the middle of the sea rising mirage like straight out of the waves with lights shining at the their summits Seashaken Houses is a lyrical exploration of these magnificent isolated sentinels the ingenuity of those who conceived them the people who risked their lives building and rebuilding them those that inhabited their circular rooms and the ways in which we value emblems of our history in a changing world

This introductory textbook with a global scope provides training for students of geography sustainability and urban and environmental studies in transforming cities to meet climate biodiversity and sustainability challenges The authors tell an inspiring story of how nature can help us re imagine our cities and their futures

Autonomous manufacturing and cyber physical systems are key enabling technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution IR4 which are currently being incorporated into the building design and construction industries These emerging IR4 technologies have the potential to effectively improve construction affordability and productivity address current and future building demand and reduce the environmental impact of the built environment However design approaches that make use of IR4 technologies are still relatively unexplored While automation such as mass production promotes standardised design solutions design thinking that embraces varying degrees of autonomy can lead to unique and considered approaches to design on an industrial scale Behavioural Production Semi Autonomous Approaches to Architectural Design Robotic Fabrication and Collective Robotic Construction explores design operating through the orchestration of spatiotemporal events A multi agent behaviour based approach to computation is employed in architectural design and extended to individual and swarm based robotic methods for additive manufacturing Behavioural Production seeks to expand our capacity to engage with the world at large through varying degrees of autonomy In an industrialised wo

The official book marking the centenary of the Rietveld Schroder House tells the story of two lovers and radical innovators in modern architecture: Truus Schroder and Gerrit Rietveld ""The idea of living in the house like this essentially came from me."" Truus Schroder Rietveld Schroder House: A Biography of the House tells the story of the iconic house and its creators, Truus Schroder (18891985) and Gerrit Rietveld (18881964). The construction of the house, the designs by Schroder & Rietveld Architects, the war years, the renovations and the many family parties: this richly illustrated publication builds up a picture of the colourful life of the idiosyncratic Rietveld Schroder House. In addition to many previously unpublished photographs, drawings, designs and letters, the book provides in-depth insight into Rietveld and Schroders collaboration and their shared ambition to radically change traditional (interior) architecture. The research by authors Natalie Dubois and Jessica van Geel also convincingly shows that Truus Schroders role was far greater than previously assumed. As a gifted designer, Schroder was much more than Gerrit Rietveld''s muse. Her creative vision proved crucial to their joint projects. With its bespoke design by Irma Boom, this publication is a tribute to the world-famous house built in 1924 that continues to inspire today. Rietveld Schroder House: A Biography of the House is an accessible and essential reference work for lovers of modern architecture, art history and revolutionary daring. This publication coincides with the centenary of the Rietveld Schroder House, and is issued in collaboration with Centraal Museum Utrecht."

ARQUITECTURA SOLAR PASIVA, CLIMA Y SOSTENIBILIDAD. CONCEPTO es un libro del autor YAÑEZ, GUILLERMO editado por BELLISCO. ARQUITECTURA SOLAR PASIVA, CLIMA Y SOSTENIBILIDAD. CONCEPTO tiene un código de ISBN 978-84-129283-7-2, de la coleccion BELLISCO.

Bizarre Columns es un manifiesto sobre columnas que reivindican el protagonismo en la arquitectura de lo extraño, lo excepcional, lo osado, lo atrevido... lo bizarro. Bizarre Columns nació hace unos

A campus is a place formed by its buildings but also by the spaces in between. This book tells the story os the making of the IIM Bangalore campus and of the people who have inhabited its spaces and

El libro recoge la experiencia colaborativa entre el CPI Parque Goya y la asignatura Proyectos 1 del Grado en Estudios en Arquitectura de la Universidad de Zaragoza. El centro escolar contaba con un proyecto de innovacion docente destinado a transformar el patio escolar para lo que se conto con las propuestas de los estudiantes de arquitectura, yendo mas alla de la resolucion de espacios especificos para plantear estrategias generales para la anhelada transformacion. Junto con una amplia seleccion de proyectos, la publicacion contiene textos que justifican conceptualmente la fructifera colaboracion.

Este libro es un viaje en el tiempo por el Júcar/ Xúquer aguas abajo, desde que penetra en las tierras valencianas hasta su desembocadura en el Mediterráneo, al paso de la arquitectura militar que la historia ha dejado en sus orillas. La unidad geografica del valle fluvial vertebra territorios y distribuye el mapa humano acogido a sus margenes, en una sucesion de cambiantes escenarios a lo largo de unos 130 kilometros de recorrido por la Comunidad Valenciana; emotivos paisajes culturales y sociales henchidos de simbolismo, modelados por la accion de las aguas y por la milenaria intervencion del hombre.

La arquitectura es un arte, el arte de crear espacio, de crear vacío a partir de la plenitud. Donde elproceso es tan importante como el resultado.La arquitectura debe ser contextual, pero en el sentido mas amplio: geografico -desde el microlugar hasta el cosmos-, historico, cultural...Un proyecto debe dejar un lugar "enriquecido" tras su construccion.El arquitecto da forma a la materia como prolongacion de la naturaleza mediante la geometriacomo vinculo entre la realidad tangible y el mundo de las ideas.La arquitectura debe ser esteticamente deseable, constructivamente razonable y socialmentejustificable.La arquitectura tiene que funcionar, responder a las necesidades dentro de unos parametroseconomicos y sociales, utilizar todas las tecnicas posibles, pero nunca como un fin en si misma,sino como un medio para alcanzar objetivos mas elevados. Nuestro trabajo es construir espaciosexteriores para que la gente pueda entrar en contacto con su espacio interior.