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Good modular design requires knowledge of production, installation, and interface issues as well as an understanding of the economics and client-related benefits that influence design decisions. Looking at eight recent projects, this guide offers coverage of all aspects of modular design.
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Good modular design requires knowledge of production, installation, and interface issues as well as an understanding of the economics and client-related benefits that influence design decisions. Looking at eight recent projects, this guide offers coverage of all aspects of modular design.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Februar 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135203085
- Artikelnr.: 72295325
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Februar 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135203085
- Artikelnr.: 72295325
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Professor Mark Lawson is professor of construction systems at the University of Surrey, and consultant to the Steel Construction Institute (SCI). He is a chartered civil and structural engineer and member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). His BSc (Eng) is from Imperial College, and his PhD was obtained from the University of Sanford in the field of stressed skin design of steel-framed buildings. In 2011, he was awarded two prizes by the Institution of Civil Engineers for published papers, including the Howard Medal. He has been involved in many EU projects in the steel construction sector and has led major projects on sustainable design in steel and on modular construction systems.
Professor Ray Ogden
has a degree in architecture and a PhD in mechanical engineering. He has been involved in construction-related research and teaching since 1986, including work related to light steel, off-site, and modular construction, building envelope design, and low-carbon solutions. He is currently a professor and associate dean of research and knowledge exchange in the Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment at Oxford Brookes University, where he is also director of the Tata Centre for the Building Envelope. He has authored seven books and numerous technical papers and reports, and been responsible for a wide range of research and live demonstration projects.
Dr. Chris Goodier
is a senior lecturer in the School of Civil and Building Engineering, Loughborough University, having worked previously for BRE and Laing Civil Engineering. He is a chartered builder with 20 years?EUR? experience in all aspects of construction, including research, contracting, and consultancy, and has published more than 130 papers, books, reports, and articles. He recently chaired the 2013 British Council?EUR?s International Conference on Sustainable Construction and leads a significant ongoing portfolio of government- and industry-funded research in the areas of concrete materials, off-site technology, sustainability, infrastructure, renewable energy, and construction futures.
Professor Ray Ogden
has a degree in architecture and a PhD in mechanical engineering. He has been involved in construction-related research and teaching since 1986, including work related to light steel, off-site, and modular construction, building envelope design, and low-carbon solutions. He is currently a professor and associate dean of research and knowledge exchange in the Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment at Oxford Brookes University, where he is also director of the Tata Centre for the Building Envelope. He has authored seven books and numerous technical papers and reports, and been responsible for a wide range of research and live demonstration projects.
Dr. Chris Goodier
is a senior lecturer in the School of Civil and Building Engineering, Loughborough University, having worked previously for BRE and Laing Civil Engineering. He is a chartered builder with 20 years?EUR? experience in all aspects of construction, including research, contracting, and consultancy, and has published more than 130 papers, books, reports, and articles. He recently chaired the 2013 British Council?EUR?s International Conference on Sustainable Construction and leads a significant ongoing portfolio of government- and industry-funded research in the areas of concrete materials, off-site technology, sustainability, infrastructure, renewable energy, and construction futures.
Introduction to modular construction. Types of steel modules. Precast
concrete modules. Other types of modules. Introduction to planning of
modular buildings. Housing and residential buildings. Hospitals and medical
buildings. Schools and educational buildings. Specialist buildings. Hybrid
modular construction systems. Acoustic insulation in modular construction.
Structural design of light steel modules. Structural design of concrete
modules. Cladding, roofing, and balconies in modular construction. Service
interfaces in modular construction. Constructional issues in modular
systems. Factory production of modules. Economics of modular construction.
Sustainability in modular construction. References. Index.
concrete modules. Other types of modules. Introduction to planning of
modular buildings. Housing and residential buildings. Hospitals and medical
buildings. Schools and educational buildings. Specialist buildings. Hybrid
modular construction systems. Acoustic insulation in modular construction.
Structural design of light steel modules. Structural design of concrete
modules. Cladding, roofing, and balconies in modular construction. Service
interfaces in modular construction. Constructional issues in modular
systems. Factory production of modules. Economics of modular construction.
Sustainability in modular construction. References. Index.
Introduction to modular construction. Types of steel modules. Precast
concrete modules. Other types of modules. Introduction to planning of
modular buildings. Housing and residential buildings. Hospitals and medical
buildings. Schools and educational buildings. Specialist buildings. Hybrid
modular construction systems. Acoustic insulation in modular construction.
Structural design of light steel modules. Structural design of concrete
modules. Cladding, roofing, and balconies in modular construction. Service
interfaces in modular construction. Constructional issues in modular
systems. Factory production of modules. Economics of modular construction.
Sustainability in modular construction. References. Index.
concrete modules. Other types of modules. Introduction to planning of
modular buildings. Housing and residential buildings. Hospitals and medical
buildings. Schools and educational buildings. Specialist buildings. Hybrid
modular construction systems. Acoustic insulation in modular construction.
Structural design of light steel modules. Structural design of concrete
modules. Cladding, roofing, and balconies in modular construction. Service
interfaces in modular construction. Constructional issues in modular
systems. Factory production of modules. Economics of modular construction.
Sustainability in modular construction. References. Index.