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The formation methods of the architectural designs-especially facades-have been changed by the new materials and the technologies in construction since the Industrial revolution. The physical autonomy of the exterior skin' had been intensified by glass and metal. Besides the technological developments, facade has gained autonomy by the idea of representing the imagery or advertisement of the architectural design. Although the autonomy of facades has affected our entire physical environment,very little academic literature exists on this issue. This book, therefore, aims to examine how the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The formation methods of the architectural
designs-especially facades-have been changed by the
new materials and the technologies in construction
since the Industrial revolution. The physical
autonomy of the exterior skin' had been intensified
by glass and metal. Besides the technological
developments, facade has gained autonomy by the idea
of representing the imagery or advertisement of the
architectural design. Although the autonomy of
facades has affected our entire physical
environment,very little academic literature exists on
this issue. This book, therefore, aims to examine how
the formation of façades is separated from the
architectural design by new technological
developments and design intentions. This aim is
accomplished by examining the façade formation of the
high-rise office buildings in Levent-Maslak area in stanbul and examining the working principles and
marketing attitudes of façade manufacturing firms.
The analysis should help shed some light on the
design process of facades,and should be useful to
professionals in Architecture and Manufacturing
fields of architectural elements or anyone else who
are closely interested in the changes in our physical
environment.
Autorenporträt
Duygu Koca, M.Arch at Middle East Technical University. Freelance
architect and designer. Research Assistant in Hacettepe
University, Ankara, Turkey. Fields of interest: architectural
design, image production and architecture, graphics and architecture