A Design Manual Industrial Buildings

Building structures to house the logistical and manufacturing processes of industry is one of the largest and most widespread architectural assignments. The complex functional requirements are often fulfilled by typifies or modular solutions. The organization of industrial processes together with the wide range of designs and building methods are clearly and practically treated in this design atlas. A systematic section presents the typology, the technical and logistical elements of industrial building. In the subsequent section, some 70 designs are described and analysed. Special emphasis is placed on those functions and procedures that inform the design such as production, montage, storage and distribution. Jürgen Adam is Director of the Institute for Design and Construction at the University of Stuttgart. As an architect and teacher he has followed closely developments in international industrial building, as have the contributing authors, among others Gunther Henn, Klaus Daniels and Fritz Haller.

Preface

Chapter 1. : History of Industrial Buildings
Chapter 2. : Urban Planning for Industrial Buildings
Chapter 3. : Design and Construction of Industrial Buildings
Chapter 4. : Multi-Storey Buildings for Industry and Trade
Chapter 5. : Buiding with Systems
Chapter 6. : Load-Bearing Structures and Construction of Industrial Buildings
Chapter 7. : The Envelope of Industrial Buildings
Chapter 8. : Buidling Services Engineering for Industrial Buildings
Chapter 9. : Industrial Buildings in the New EU Members States
Chapter 10. : Spatial Options for Communication

Index