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Building Integrated

Solar Technology Building Integrated Solar Technology Roland Krippner (Ed.). 144 pages with numerous drawings and photos. Format 21 × 29,7 cm. Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-362-5 E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84. ISBN 978-3-95553-363-2 June 2017 ∂ Green Books

Architectural design with photovoltaics and solar thermal offers abundant advice from architects on how to successfully integrate solar systems into buildings. A number of chapters address the economical and ecological deployment of solar technology as well as issues of building laws and the preservation of listed buildings. Illustrated and expanded by numerous photos and detailed project documentation, “Building Integrated Solar Technology” not only demonstrates the tremendous variety of construction tasks and integration possibilities, but also shows that self-sustaining buildings in terms of energy can also contribute significantly to the local architectural culture.

It’s already impossible to imagine energyefficient construction without photovoltaics and solar thermal. Yet, the EU-wide introduction of low energy standards for new buildings stipulates that buildings must meet their energy needs in whole or in part from the sun by 2021 at the latest. The integration of solar systems into buildings is no longer just a technical matter, but also a structural and aesthetic challenge. This book provides the necessary expertise for this purpose. In addition to basic physics and technological developments in photovoltaics and solar thermal, the publication

4 Technik und Systeme – Photovoltaik

Solarglas PVB-Folie/Gießharz Zellenverbund PVB-Folie/Gießharz Rückseitenglas

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Solarglas Zellenverbund rückseitiger Folienverbund

Solarglas Zellenverbund rückseitiges VSG

Solarglas Zellenverbund Glasscheibe/Folienverbund Luftzwischenraum innere Isolierglasscheibe

Solarglas Zellenverbund Glasscheibe/Folienverbund Luftzwischenraum innere Isolierglasscheibe VSG

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Stapelzellen (Konzentrator) Silizium monokristallin Silizium polykristallin Silizium mikro-/amorph

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Overview of available technologies and systems

100– 250 Wp 1 kWp –10 MWp

60 –100 cm

1 kWp – 500 kWp Zellstring

Zelle

Modul

Strang

schiedenen Hochofenprozessen zu monokristallinen oder polykristallinen Solarzellen verarbeiten. Bei der Zellfertigung werden kristalline Siliziumblöcke (sogenannte Ingots) in dünne Siliziumscheiben (Wafer) geschnitten. Diese werden anschließend mit einer weiteren phosphordotierten Zellschicht sowie einer Antireflexschicht beschichtet und mit Kontakten versehen, sodass fertige Solarzellen entstehen. ° AĩğĩĊœýśŨyČČýğÐ XýČýƖýŵĘüuÐČČÐğ śýğÄ ĘÐýśŨ ňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷ ĩÄÐœ ňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷ ĘýŨ y¦éÐœŵğÄÐŨÐğ ±ĊÐğ ĽÞ śÐĘýňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷ľŁ yś 9yğŨÐğĘyî ÄÐœ ňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷Ðğ uÐČČÐğ beträgt 12,5 oder 15 cm. Weil das Zellmaterial aus nur einem Kristall besteht, ist die Oberfläche der Zellen homogen dunkelblau bis schwarz. Die elektrische Qualität von monokristallinen Solarzellen ist sehr hoch. Sie erreichen Wirkungsgrade zwischen 15 und 19 % (Abb. 4.7). ° RĩČƑĊœýśŨyČČýğÐ uÐČČÐğ śýğÄ ČÐý±÷Ũ yğ ý÷œÐœ ŵğŨÐœś±÷ýÐÄČý±÷ blau schimmernden Kristallstruktur zu erkennen. Sie śýğÄ ňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷ ĘýŨ ÐýğÐœ 9yğŨÐğČ ğéÐ ƍĩğ ĳƚÀ ĳųÀä oder 15 bzw. 15,6 cm. Die üblichen Wirkungsgrade liegen zwischen 14 und 17 %. Polykristallines Silizium ist einfacher und kostengünstiger herzustellen als monokristallines. Polykristalline PV-Module dominieren deshalb zu 50 % den Weltmarkt.

kristalline Silizium-Solarzellen

Generator

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Hochleistungszellen Hersteller und Forschungsinstitute arbeiten kontinuierlich an der Verbesserung von Solarzellen. Hochleistungszellen zeichnen sich dadurch aus, dass sich ihre Wirkungsgrade deutlich von der Masse abheben. Sie basieren beispielsweise auf dem Einsatz hochreinen Siliziums sowie auf besseren Zellstrukturen in Verbindung mit innovativen Kontaktierungen, z. B. einer Rückseitenkontaktierung. Dadurch werden Zellwirkungsgrade von über 22 % erreicht. Andere Hersteller kombinieren verschiedene Technologien, beispielsweise indem sie monokristalline Wafer mit einer zusätzlichen amorphen Siliziumschicht beschichten und so die Zellwirkungsgrade über 21 % erhöhen. Eine Möglichkeit, Hochleistungszellen kostengünstig zu fertigen, bietet das sogenannte PERC-Konzept, bei dem polykristalline Zellen in automatisierten Standardprozessen weiterverarbeitet werden. PERC steht für »Passivated Emitter and Rear Cell«, Emitter und Rückseite der Zelle sind durch eine Schutzschicht so beschaffen, dass auftreffendes Licht gespiegelt und zum Wafer zurück reflektiert wird. Auf diese Weise kann zusätzliche Energie nutzbar gemacht werden. Es sind damit Wirkungsgrade um 19 % möglich.

Economy and ecology of solar systems Integration into power supply systems Detailed, project-specific solutions

organische Solarzellen

DünnschichtSolarzellen

Aesthetic and structural integration into buildings

Mono- und polykristalline Silizium-Zellen

Solarzellen auf Basis von kristallinem Silizium (Si) dominieren mit einem Anteil von 90 % den heutigen Markt. Silizium ist ein ungiftiges und in der Elektronik bereits länger bekanntes sowie erprobtes Material. Nach Sauerstoff ist es das zweithäufigste Element auf der Erde und damit reichlich verfügbar. Es kommt jedoch nicht in Reinform vor, sondern muss aus eingeschmolzenem Quarzsand unter hohen Temperaturen gewonnen werden. In chemischen Verfahren wird das Rohsilizium so lange gereinigt, bis ein nahezu hundertprozentiger Reinheitsgrad erreicht ist. Anschließend lässt sich das hochreine Silizium in ver4.5 modularer Aufbau des Solargenerators 4.6 Schnitt durch gerahmtes Standardsolarmodul 4.6x typische Schichtenfolge (von außen nach innen) bei Photovoltaikmodulen zur Gebäudeintegration 4.7 Wirkungsgradentwicklung: verifizierte Rekorde von laborgefertigten Mini-Solarzellen 4.8 Typologie und Merkmale der drei Solarzellengenerationen

2010

CIS, CIGS CdTe Farbstoffzellen organische Zellen 4.7

3,5 Wp 15,6 cm

100 – 200 cm

4.6

bzw. 72 Zellen in einem, mitunter in zwei Zellsträngen (Strings) elektrisch hintereinander (in Reihe) verschaltet. Geometrisch ordnet man die Solarzellen im Module häufig in 4 – 6 Zellreihen an. Sie werden im Herstellungsprozess zwischen einer Glasscheibe auf der Vorderseite und einer Kunststoffverbundfolie (z. B. Tedlar) auf der Rückseite verkapselt, indem sie beidseitig in den durchsichtigen Kunststoff Ethylenvinylacetat (EVA) eingebettet werden und sind so vor Witterungseinflüssen, mechanischen Beanspruchungen und Feuchtigkeit geschützt sind. Als Frontglas dient ein spezielles, gehärtetes Solarglas, das eisenoxidarm und daher besonders lichtdurchlässig ist. Die meisten Module sind mit einem Rahmen aus Aluminium versehen, der die empfindlichen Glaskanten schützt und zur Montage genutzt wird. Der Einsatz von rahmenlosen Modulen ist mit entsprechenden Montageklemmen bei achtsamer Montage ebenfalls problemlos möglich. Über rückseitig aufgeklebte Anschlussdosen werden die elektrischen Kontakte aus dem Modul herausgeführt. Die Dosen sind standardmäßig mit Anschlussleitungen sowie verpolungs- und berührungssicheren Steckkontakten versehen. Neben EVA bei Standardmodulen werden mitunter auch Polyvinylbutyral (PVB), Teflon oder Gießharz zur Verkapselung verwendet. Diese Alternativen kommen zum Einsatz, wenn statt einer Rückseitenfolie Rückseitenglas verwendet wird. Solche Doppelglasmodule eignen sich als Überkopfverglasung und für den Fassadenbau (Abb. 4.6). Bei Solarmodulen unterscheidet man zwischen Standardoder Sondermodulen. Standardmodule werden »von der Stange« in großen Stückzahlen preisgünstig für Photovoltaik-Anlagen hergestellt, die keine speziellen Anforderungen an die Module stellen. Sie werden mit Standard-Montagesystemen auf dem Dach oder auf Freiflächen installiert. Es gibt eine Vielzahl von Materialien und Konzepten für Solarzellen (Abb. 4.8), die sich in Form und Farbe sowie in ihren Eigenschaften und Leistungsdaten unterscheiden. Im Folgenden werden einige wichtige Solarzellentypen vorgestellt.

monokristallin

polykristallin

auf Glasscheibe

Folien- und StreifenSolarzellen

Sondertypen: ° Hochleistungszellen ° Hybridzellen

° amorphes Silizium ° mikromorphes Silizium

° nyâÐœŨÐ±÷ğýĊ¿ œŵğÄÐ ¦ýś ňŵyÄœyŨýś±÷Ð ýğƖÐČscheiben ° Scheibendicke 0,2 mm, Kantenlänge 10,0 –15,6 cm ° ca. 85 % Marktanteil, ausgereifte Technologie ° ĳç Ü ųƚ ŀ ° 13 – 17 % Zellwirkungsgrad

° Vakuumtechnik, Galvanik: in der Regel vollflächige Substratbeschichtung ° Schichtdicke 0,5 – 5,0 μm, Zellbreite 0,5 – 17,0 mm bzw. Bandbreite 1 – 36 cm ° ca. 15 % Marktanteil, steigend ° ţ Üĳƚ ŀ ° 8 –14 % Modulwirkungsgrad

° CdTe ° CIS, CIGS

° amorphes Silizium ° CIGS

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° Druckverfahren o. Ä. ° ByğĩśŨœŵĊŨŵœ ° Pilotstadium ° 2 – 3 % Wirkungsgrad

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of flooring and materials as well as how to plan proper structural connections and transitions. Volume 2 focusses on historical developments, with a particular emphasis on flooring as an architectural design element, sustainability concerns and issues often faced during renovations/modernisation. Corresponding case studies of successfully completed projects serve as inspiration for the reader’s own projects.

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Building Openings Construction Manual Jan Cremers (Ed.). 288 pages with numerous drawings and photos. Format 23 × 29.7 cm.

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Integrative linking of indoor and outdoor spaces Building openings provide light, ventilation and climate control for rooms. At the same time, they are essential functional and design elements of facades, enabling communication between indoor and outdoor spaces as transparent or translucent structural components. Similar to the entire building envelope, windows and exterior doors must meet exacting standards for materials, construction types and installation conditions, as well as for fire, noise and thermal insulation, energy efficiency, airtightness and building security.

Treatment of Historical Windows in Existing Buildings and Architectural Monuments

B 4.3

Treatment of Historical Windows in Existing Buildings and Architectural Monuments

Brenz, Germany (Fig. B 4.6). The facade completely covers the three-storey factory. While the outer shell is suspended in front of the support structure from top to bottom, the inner shell spans each storey from floor to ceiling. Light-filled production floors ensured optimal working conditions. The double skin construction aimed to prevent heat gains known from greenhouses. Since the 1980s, ever more large office and administrative buildings have been built with full-surface glass facades, increasingly executed with a double skin, a modern development wherein the principle of the box-type window is applied to the entire building envelope. Extensive double-skin glass facades cover modern winter gardens, hotel lobbies as well as entire office buildings and transit halls such as Strasbourg’s main station, which was built almost completely as a “glass dome” (Fig. B 4.7) Today, around half of all new high-rise buildings have double skin glass facades. Starting from the 1990’s, technical literature has dubbed it the double glazed facade (DGF, Fig. B 4.8). They are considered to be the most energy efficient facade type for high-rise buildings. Prominent and innovative high-rises with double glazed facades from the 1990s include the Victoria Haus in Dusseldorf, the RWE Tower in Essen and the Atrium Tower (previously debis House) in Berlin.

Standard box-type window with casing

Standard box-type window with double sub-frame

Standard box-type window with simple sub-frame

Kardo window

Flush box-type window

Stuttgart box-type window

The Building Openings Construction Manual opens with historic developments, provides solid facts on standards and safety features. It covers materials, components, construction types and specifics of structural connections, including solutions on how to deal with existing older windows and issues of ventilation, the use of solar energy and ecological sustainability. Detailed case studies of successfully completed projects offer a wealth of constructive ideas for the reader’s own work.

Composite window

One of the first illustrations of double glazing dates from 1877, found in a practical guide for carpenters (Fig. B 4.9) [2]. The manufacture of composite windows is described as “a lighter window leaf that is set on top of the main leaf, which contains the front glass and allows cleaning of all glass panes”. The singleglazed window typical for that time receives an additional glazed leaf, mounted with sash fasteners and opened with special fittings. Between 1880 and 1920, composite windows developed from this detail and were manufactured individually or in small series. At the start of the 20th century, the next goal was to improve the commonplace box-type and winter window constructions or to replace them with ones that were easier to manage and at the same time optimised light penetration and reduced material use. All eyes were on the composite window. A few companies, some of which exist to this day, began series

B 4.3 B 4.4 B 4.5

System drawing of a box-type window Variations of two-skin glazings Box-type windows from 1889/90, arched design with additional metal window shutters in the window cavity, Villa Lieberich-Merkel, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse (DE) a View b Vertical section c Horizontal section

Windows and doors as a sub-system of the building envelope B 4.6

production of corresponding special fittings as early as the 1930s. The composite window is the only window construction where two leafs positioned one in front of the other are rigidly attached with specially developed fittings. The essential characteristic of these windows is the common pivot of both leafs on the frame. The construction principle is that of a doubled single-glazed window (Fig. B 4.10). Until WWII, composite window constructions remained individually produced pieces and were widely differentiated. A broad scope of technical options were tested (Fig. B 4.12 and B 4.13, p. 152; Fig. B 4.18, p. 153). It was not

B 4.7

until the decades of post-war reconstruction that the composite window appeared on a large scale. Standardised constructions displaced custom solutions. The first oil crisis of 1973 gave rise to another boost in production, and many single-glazed windows were replaced by energy efficient composite windows. These windows were used in nearly all public buildings. A variety of building-specific window constructions came about from the principles developed by Wagner, Rekord and Braun windows (Fig. B 4.11, p. 151). The most popular variations have nearly identical constructions, differentiated primarily by the spacing of window leafs.

B 4.8 B 4.6

Double skin glass facade, Margarete Steiff Company production hall, Giengen an der Brenz (DE) 1903, Richard Steiff Glass canopy as a variation of a box-type window, Strasbourg Main Station (FR) 2007, Jean-Marie Duthilleul (AREP) Glass double-skin facade, Accountants’ House, Stuttgart (DE) 1999, Prof. Ostertag + Vornholt B 4.9 Oldest known drawing of a composite window: The leaf is affixed to the window from the inside with additional fittings. B 4.10 System drawing of a composite window B 4.11 Early composite window systems (from 1910) a Braun window: construction similar to flush box-type window b Wagner window: composite leaf with a gap of 2 – 3 mm c Rekord window: composite window with press fit and rebate combined into one B 4.7

B 4.8

Standard box-type window

Double case window

Blind frame double window

Permanent window with inner window

c B 4.4

150

c B 4.5

B 4.9

B 4.10

B 4.11

151

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Housing in Japan Typologies for small spaces

WOHNKONZEPTE HOUSING IN JAPAN Typologien für den kleinen Raum Typologies for small spaces

Christian Schittich (Ed.). 144 pages with numerous drawings and photos. Format 19 × 23.5 cm. Bilingual English/German Hardcover: € 39.90 / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-316-8 E-Book: € 39.90 / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-317-5 November 2016

Inspiring living concepts and layout solutions In the densely populated urban areas of Japan, small houses with unusual spatial concepts and surprising floor plan solutions are emerging on narrow strips of land that would normally be considered unsuitable for home construction. Yet, it’s not only this sense of space, but also the sensory use of materials and a feel for aesthetics skilfully combined with traditional elements that have fascinated architects outside of Japan. The fact that most of the

constructive solutions do not correspond to Central European standards is irrelevant: It’s the innovative approaches that serve as a source of inspiration. This volume presents the latest developments in residential projects from recent years. In addition to lavish photospreads and layout depictions, a selection of detailed solutions are presented that can be adapted to western standards.

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Building Across Worlds International Projects by Architects von Gerkan, Marg und Partner

Building Across Worlds · International Projects by Architects von Gerkan, Marg und Partner 2016. 160 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm.

Museum Buildings Construction and Design Manual 2016. 415 pages. Format 22.5 × 28 cm. In cooperation with DOM publishers.

Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-319-9

Hardcover: € 78.– / £ 62.– / US$ 110.– ISBN 978-3-95553-295-6

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Frei Otto – a life of research, construction and inspiration Reprint 2016. 128 pages. Format 19 × 23.5 cm. Bilingual English/German

Hermann Kaufmann – IZM 2015. 116 pages. Format 21.6 × 27 cm. Bilingual English/German

Hardcover: € 34,– / £ 27.– / US$ 48.– ISBN 978-3-95553-252-9 E-Book: € 34,– / £ 27.– / US$ 48.– ISBN 978-3-95553-253-6

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Martin Rauch: Refined Earth Construction and Design of Rammed Earth 2015. 160 pages. Format 22 × 28,.4 cm

Perfect Scale Architectural Design and Construction 2016, 2nd Edition. 144 pages. Format 24.5 × 33 cm.

Hardcover: € 59.– / £ 47.– / US$ 82.– ISBN 978-3-95553-273-4

Bilingual English/German

E-Book: € 59.– / £ 47.–/ US$ 82.– ISBN 978-3-95553-274-1

Function Follows Strategy Reprint 2016. 200 pages. Format 19 × 23.5 cm Paperback: € 39.– / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-196-6 E-Book: € 39.– / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-197-3

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AlpineRetreats 2015, 2nd Edition. 192 pages. Format 25 × 23.5 cm. Bilingual English/German Hardcover: € 49.– / £ 40.– / US$ 69.– ISBN 978-3-95553-181-2 E-Book: € 49.– / £ 40.– / US$ 69.– ISBN 978-3-95553-186-7

Heinz-Gert Woschek, Katrin Friederichs, Denis Duhme

Architectural design for vinotheques, wine bars and shops

Asian Flavours Creating Architecture for Culinary Culture 2015. 144 pages. Format 25 × 23.5 cm Hardcover: € 39.– / £ 31.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-267-3 E-Book: € 39.– / £ 31.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-268-0

Wine and Space 2015. 144 pages. Format 25 × 23.5 cm

Wine and Architecture 2012. 144 pages. Format 25 × 23.5 cm

Paperback: € 39.– / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-241-3

Paperback: € 29.90 / £ 24.– / US$ 42.– ISBN 978-3-920034-73-7

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DETAIL kids: A green home for Sophie and Henry 2012. 48 pages. Format 21 × 21 cm Hardcover: € 18.– / £ 15.– / US$ 26.– ISBN 978-3-920034-79-9 E-Book: € 18.– / £ 15.– / US$ 26.– ISBN 978-3-95553-016-7

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The Future of Building: Perspectives

Spatial Orientation

Methods, Objectives, Prospects

Beate Kling Torsten Krüger

Signage – Spatial Orientation 2013. 168 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Holistic Housing 2012. 290 pages. Format 24 × 33 cm

Paperback: € 59.– / £ 48.– / US$ 83.– ISBN 978-3-920034-94-2

Paperback: € 49.– / £ 40.– / US$ 69.– ISBN 978-3-920034-78-2

E-Book: € 59.– / £ 48.– / US$ 83.– ISBN 978-3-95553-145-4

E-Book: € 49.– / £ 40.– / US$ 69.– ISBN 978-3-95553-146-1

The Future of Building: Perspectives 2012. 152 pages. Format 19 × 23.5 cm Paperback: € 36.– / £ 29.– / US$ 51.– ISBN 978-3-920034-74-4 E-Book: € 36.– / £ 29.– / US$ 51.– ISBN 978-3-95553-150-8

DETAIL – selected articles from the past 20 years 2011. 232 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm. Bilingual English/German Paperback: € 25.– / £ 20.– / US$ 32.– ISBN 978-3-920034-53-9 E-Book: € 25.– / £ 20.– / US$ 32.– ISBN 978-3-95553-007-5

Architecture and the Test of Time 2012. 144 pages. Format 19 × 23.5 cm. Bilingual English/German Paperback: € 20.– / £ 16.– / US$ 28.– ISBN 978-3-920034-59-1 E-Book: € 20.– / £ 16.– / US$ 28.– ISBN 978-3-95553-001-3

Engineering SOM Structural Engineering

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Bollinger + Grohmann

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DETAIL engineering 4: SOM Structural Engineering 2015. 144 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

DETAIL engineering 3: Bollinger + Grohmann 2013. 144 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

DETAIL engineering 2: Building Design at Arup 2012. 160 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 54.90 / £ 42.–/ US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-223-9

Hardcover: € 54.90 / £ 42.–/ US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-920034-88-1

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DETAIL engineering 1: schlaich bergermann und partner 2011. 136 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm Paperback: € 54.90 / £ 42.–/ US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-920034-58-4 E-Book: € 54.90 / £ 42.–/ US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-009-9

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Construction Manuals MARTIN PECK (EDITOR)

Modern Concrete Construction

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN MATERIAL PROPERTIES SUSTAINABILITY

Modern Concrete Construction Manual 2014. 272 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Construction Manual for Polymers + Membranes 2011. 296 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 130.– / £ 108.50 / US$ 175.50 ISBN 978-3-95553-205-5

Paperback: € 89.95 / £ 72.– / US$ 125.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0726-1

E-Book: € 130.– / £ 108.50 / US$ 175.50 ISBN 978-3-95553-206-2

Hardcover: € 120.– / £ 100.– / US$ 159.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0733-9 E-Book: € 89.95 / £ 72.– / US$ 125.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1470-2

Flat Roof Construction Manual 2010. 208 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Interiors Construction Manual 2010. 288 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$ 106.–

Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$ 106.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0284-6

Hardcover: € 104.95 / £ 84.– / US$ 153.95 ISBN 978-3-0346-0658-5 E-Book: € 104.95 / £ 84.– / US$ 153.95 ISBN 978-3-0346-1565-5

Hardcover: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0282-2 E-Book: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1447-4

Glass Construction Manual

Refurbishment Manual

GIEBELER FISCH KRAUSE

2nd revised and expanded edition

MUSSO PETZINKA RUDOLPHI

Refurbishment Manual 2009. 280 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Energy Manual 2008. 280 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$ 106.– ISBN 978-3-7643-9947-4

Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$ 106.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8830-0

Hardcover: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-7643-9946-7

Hardcover: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8764-8

E-Book: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1433-7

E-Book: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1454-2

Components and Systems 2008. 240 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm Hardcover: € 84.95 / £ 68.– / US$ 119.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8656-6 E-Book: € 84.95 / £ 68.– / US$ 119.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1566-2

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MAINTENANCE CONVERSIONS EXTENSIONS

SCHITTICH STAIB BALKOW SCHULER SOBEK

Facade Construction Manual 2008 (first corrected reprint). 319 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Glass Construction Manual 2007. 2nd revised and expanded edition. 352 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7109-8

Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$ 106.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8290-2

E-Book: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1456-6

Hardcover: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8122-6 E-Book: € 129.95 / £ 104.– / US$ 182.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1554-9

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Green Books Roberto Gonzalo Rainer Vallentin Planning and design of energy-efficient buildings

Sebastian El khouli Viola John Martin Zeumer

Sustainable Construction Techniques From structural design to interior fit-out: Assessing and improving the environmental impact of buildings

∂ Green Books

Sustainable Construction Techniques 2015. 152 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-238-3 E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-239-0

Passive House Design ∂ Green Books

Passive House Design 2014. 152 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-220-8 E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-221-5

Green building certification systems 2011. 144 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

A life cycle approach to buildings 2010. 144 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-920034-54-6

Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-920034-45-4

E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-168-3

E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-170-6

Energy-efficiency refurbishments 2013. 144 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Sustainable Building Services 2011. 144 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-920034-90-4

Hardcover: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-920034-49-2

E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-143-0

E-Book: € 59.90 / £ 48.– / US$ 84.– ISBN 978-3-95553-169-0

Net Zero Energy Buildings 2011. 144 pages. Format 26 × 21 cm Paperback: € 49.90 / £ 40.– / US$ 70.– ISBN 978-3-920034-80-5 E-Book: € 49.90 / £ 40.– / US$ 70.– ISBN 978-3-95553-043-3

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Practice ∂ Practice

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Bathrooms and Sanitation

Colour

Pedestrian Bridges

Digital Processes

Principles Design Implementation

Design fundamentals Planning strategies Visual communication

Ramps Walkways Structures

Planning Design Production

Sibylle Kramer

Axel Buether

Andreas Keil

Moritz Hauschild Rüdiger Karzel

Bathrooms and Sanitation 2015. 120 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Colour 2014. 120 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Pedestrian Bridges 2013. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Digital Processes 2011. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Paperback: € 52.90 / £ 42.– / US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-232-1

Paperback: € 52.90 / £ 42.– / US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-208-6

Paperback: € 39.90 / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-920034-91-1

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0725-4

E-Book: € 52.90 / £ 42.– / US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-233-8

E-Book: € 52.90 / £ 42.– / US$ 74.– ISBN 978-3-95553-209-3

E-Book: € 39.90 / £ 32.– / US$ 55.– ISBN 978-3-95553-147-8

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1435-1

Barrier-Free Design 2010. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Photovoltaics 2010. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Acoustics and Sound Insulation 2009. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Glass in Building 2009. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0577-9

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0369-0

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-9953-5

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0132-0

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1572-3

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1570-9

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1473-3

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1571-6

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Dr y Construction Principles Details Examples

Karsten Tichelmann Jochen Pfau

Edition Detail

Translucent Materials Glass Plastics Metals

Frank Kaltenbach (Ed.)

Birkhäuser Edition Detail

Energy-Efﬁciency Upgrades Principles Details Examples

Clemens Richarz Christina Schulz Friedemann Zeitler

Edition Detail

Insulating Materials 2008. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Dry Construction 2008. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Translucent Materials 2nd edition 2007. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Energy-Efficiency Upgrades 2007. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8654-2

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8808-9

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7033-6

Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-8121-9

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1475-7

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1568-6

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1432-0

E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1480-1

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Practice ∂ Practice

Lighting Design Principles Implementation Case Studies

ULRIKE BRANDI LICHT

Birkhäuser Edition Detail

Concrete 2nd edition 2006. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7631-4 E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1474-0

Lighting Design 2nd edition 2006. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7493-8 E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1569-3

Timber Construction 2004. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7032-9 E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1574-7

Building with Large Clay Blocks 2004. 112 pages. Format 21 × 29.7 cm Paperback: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7111-1 E-Book: € 42.95 / £ 35.– / US$ 60.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1465-8

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Designing Circulation Areas Stairs, ramps, lifts Routing Planning principles

Christian Schittich (Ed.)

Edition Detail

Designing Circulation Areas 2013. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Building Simply Two 2012. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Work Environments 2011. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Small Structures 2010. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-920034-89-8

Hardcover: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-920034-67-6

Hardcover: € 69.95 / £ 56.– / US$ 98.– ISBN 978-3-0346-0724-7

Hardcover: € 69.95 / £ 56.– / US$ 98.– ISBN 978-0346-0283-9

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E-Book: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-95553-173-7

E-Book: € 69.95 / £ 56.– / US$ 98.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1520-4

E-Book: € 69.95 / £ 56.– / US$ 98.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1518-1

Exhibitions and Displays 2009. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

High-Density Housing 2008. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Building Skins 2nd edition 2006. 200 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Interior Spaces 2002. 176 pages. Format 23 × 29.7 cm

Hardcover: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-7643-9955-9

Hardcover: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7113-5

Hardcover: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-7643-7640-6

Hardcover: € 49.95 / £ 40.– / US$ 70.– ISBN 978-3-7643-6630-8

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E-Book: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1511-2

E-Book: € 74.95 / £ 60.– / US$ 105.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1508-2

E-Book: € 49.95 / £ 40.– / US$ 70.– ISBN 978-3-0346-1512-9

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