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Materials sciences --- Metallurgy

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Massives Material. Monolithische und homogene Konzepte für zirkuläre Architektur Angetrieben vom Klimawandel suchen Architektinnen und Architekten den zeitgemäßen Ausdruck für dauerhafte massive und homogene Wandaufbauten aus Lehm, Holz, Ziegel, Beton und Recyclingmaterialien. Anhand von über 25 Projekten werden überwiegend sortenreine und demontierbare Bauweisen analysiert. In verschiedenen Maßstäben wird die gestalterische und konstruktive Auseinandersetzung mit Masse und Materialität dargestellt. Nach den spezifischen Materialien strukturiert, ermöglicht das Buch direkte Vergleiche, und macht massive Bautypologien und Formensprachen sichtbar. Zahlreiche, eigens für das Buch erstellte, Zeichnungen dokumentieren die Projekte. In zwei Essays und Interviews mit Pepe Marquez und Arno Richter werden die Strategien und Hintergründe für monolithische Architekturen und massive Bauweisen diskutiert. Massive Baustoffe und ihr Beitrag zu Klimaschutz und Nachhaltigkeit Analytische Darstellungen von sortenreinen und demontierbaren Bauweisen Einblicke in Forschung und Anwendungen der Materialien Solid matter. Monolithic and homogeneous concepts for a circular approach to architecture. In response to climate change, architects have been seeking a contemporary expression for durable, solid and homogeneous wall structures made of clay, wood, brick, concrete and recycled materials. This book follows 25 projects to analyze construction methods that predominantly involve materials that have a single origin and can be easily dismantled. It looks at a variety of different ways and scales in which architects have dealt with issues of mass and materiality, both in terms of design and construction. Structured according to the specific materials, the book allows direct comparisons, and renders visible solid building typologies and forms. Numerous drawings, developed especially for this book, document the projects. Two essays as well as interviews with Pepe Marquez and Arno Richter examine the strategies and background of monolithic architecture and solid construction methods. Solid building materials and their contribution to climate protection and sustainability Analytical presentations of single-variety and demountable construction methods Insights into research and applications of the materials

Building materials. Building technology --- homogeneity --- monoliths --- sustainability --- building materials --- Building materials --- Environmental aspects. --- building construction. --- building with earth. --- cork. --- lightweight concrete. --- masonry. --- recycling material. --- timber construction. --- typology.

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Represents the unified treatment of an important field of research - the theory of quantum fluctuations in inhomogeneous superconductivity materials. This book can be used as a main or supplementary text in graduate courses on superconductivity, many-body systems, phase transitions, submicron physics, and surface science.

Fluctuations (Physics) --- Inhomogeneous materials. --- Superconductors. --- Superconducting materials --- Superconductive devices --- Cryoelectronics --- Electronics --- Solid state electronics --- Heterogeneous materials --- Inhomogeneous media --- Media, Inhomogeneous --- Materials --- Matter --- Variations (Physics) --- Stochastic processes --- Inhomogeneous materials --- Superconductors --- 538.94 --- 538.94 Quantum liquids and solids --- Quantum liquids and solids --- Electronics and optics of solids --- Thermal properties of solids

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Chemical structure --- Metals and their compounds --- Chemical and physical crystallography --- Materials sciences --- Metallurgy

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"In Spoils of Knowledge, Emma Hagström Molin offers novel perspectives on document and book plundering. At the forefront is the controversial heritage connected to the Swedish Empire (1611-1721) kept in Swedish archives and libraries. Previous studies suggest that continental spoils were perceived as an inferior and problematic category, and that Catholic books in particular were hard to accommodate in Protestant libraries. However, by considering systems of classification and collection orders of archives and libraries, Hagström Molin unearths a much more complex history of how plundered knowledge was appreciated, used and fused with its new Swedish settings. Moreover, spanning a history of 400 years, she shows that the understanding of spoils changed significantly over time"--

Archival materials --- Books --- Libraries --- History --- Book history --- libraries [institutions] --- book history --- anno 1600-1699 --- Sweden