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Building materials. Building technology --- reinforced concrete --- Structural parts and elements of building --- Reinforced concrete construction --- bouwkunde --- betonconstructies --- betonarchitectuur --- betonbouw --- Concrete construction

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De reeks Betonbouw is uitgegroeid tot een standaardwerk. Deze editie van deel 2 houdt rekening met de meest courante wijzigingen. De cd-rom met rekenprogramma geeft de student of de professionele gebruiker beter inzicht in de materie. Tevens kan men met dit gebruiksvriendelijk programma snel rekenresultaten bekomen, bewaren en afdrukken. Dit boek en het rekenprogramma sluiten perfect aan op deel 1

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Today, concrete experiences a renaissance; one could speak of a neo-concrete era. The advantages adjudicated to this material have fundamentally changed. Modern types of concrete are available on the market for a multitude of applications - ranging from light and insulating to filigree and high pressure resistant. Concrete fascinates as no other material does since in its fluid state it can be forced into any conceivable mould while becoming highly pressure resistant and massive when hardened. However, the advantage also becomes the material’s main disadvantage: concrete and formwork are closely interdependent. Only with formwork does concrete become a usable building material. Thus elaborate concrete parts require elaborate formwork. The book 'imagine 08. Concretable' illustrates what concrete is already capable of as well as what else is possible. Furthermore, it also shows future developments in the material - where concrete’s technological, constructive and - always a driving factor - aesthetic and design-related potential lie.

Construction en béton --- Architecture --- Histoire --- 691.3 --- 691 --- Beton --- Betonconstructies --- Bouwmaterialen (architectuur) --- Bouwmaterialen ; beton --- Experimenteel beton --- Bouwmaterialen ; kunststeen, beton --- Histoire. --- Construction en béton

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It has been estimated that more than twelve billion tons of concrete are produced worldwide each year. By far the most pervasive and affordable building material in the world, concrete has undergone ever-more-widespread dissemination, standardization, and technological innovation in the last twenty-five years. Recent scientific breakthroughs have yielded composites stronger than steel, lighter than water, and as beautiful as natural stone.In Solid States, an interdisciplinary group of architects, historians, theorists, engineers, fabricators, and materials scientists collectively explore the past, present, and future possibilities of this highly calibrated, fluid material. Solid States presents new theoretical and cultural analyzes of concrete architecture, both historically and in the context of newly built work.

Architecture, Modern --- Concrete construction --- 691.3 --- 691 --- 69 --- Modern architecture --- Beton --- Betonconstructies --- Bouwmaterialen (architectuur) --- Materialen (design) --- Bouwtechniek --- Contains audio-visual material

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Concrete construction --- Concrete construction. --- Glass --- Building materials. Building technology --- Structural parts and elements of building --- betonconstructies --- building materials --- Architecture --- Construction en béton --- Périodiques. --- Architecture -- Concrete. --- Concrete. --- Engineering --- Civil Engineering