Steel Construction - Architecture en acier

Editorial
This issue of DETAIL focuses on the variety of possibilities that modern steel constructions are capable of realising. Whether it's for constructions with a wide span - for example, the new bridge over the Seine in Paris - or, at the other end of the scale, Sean Godsell's small but precisely detailed holiday home on the Australian coast - steel offers many solutions. Table of Contents

p. 770 Skin or Bones? Iron Frames and Space-Enclosing Steel Envelopes author Kaltenbach, Frank
p. 776 "Steel is a highly intelligent material" - An interview with Dominique Perrault architect Perrault, Dominique author Kaltenbach, Frank
p. 796 Emergency Staircase at the Palazzo della Ragione in Milan architect Marco Dezzi Bardeschi
p. 798 Viewing Platform in Bonsecours, Belgium architect Arcadus
p. 800 Pedestrian Bridge in Paris architect Feichtinger Architekten
p. 806 Weekend House at St. Andrew's Beach architect Godsell, Sean
p. 810 Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon architect Ian Ritchie Architects Ltd.
p. 814 Visitors' Pavilion in Pouilly-en-Auxois architect Shigeru Ban Architects
p. 816 Adi Dassler Brand Center in Herzogenaurach architect querkraft architekten
p. 823 Sports Hall in Hardthausen am Kocher architect Heinisch.Lembach.Huber Architekten
p. 828 Leisure Complex in Amsterdam architect Venhoeven CS-Architects
p. 836 Heating and Cooling Facades - the Steel Facade of BMW Welt in Munich author Lother, Klaus
p. 845 Fire Safety Concepts in Steel Buildings author Girkes, Hans-Werner
p. 852 Stability through Flexibility - A new Way of Processing Sheet Metal author Dohmen, Philipp Zieta, Oskar

Année d'édition : 2007

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