Dynamic Architecture as Reflection of a Modern Information Society

Gorgorova, Yulia V.; Sarkisyants, M G

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“…The functional alterations (exterior) of a building characterise a transformation period. Daily, seasonal, or regular transformations are possible: rotate storey to change a building, rotating separate blocks changed buildings, a telescope-type principle changed the building, unfolding structures, folding structures, and modifications to individual building elements (changed roof coatingsdynamically modified facades -modified balconies) [23], (see figure 17). 2.2.8.…”

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Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Elsayed¹,

Ashour²,

Hegazi³

2022

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Section: Green Architecturementioning

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Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Elsayed¹,

Ashour²,

Hegazi³

2022

cea

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Design and construction of kinetic structures based on elastica strips

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Adaptability of Buildings: A Critical Review on the Concept Evolution

2021

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Our ever-evolving built environment is continuously facing emerging needs for housing, work, health, and mobility, among others. Yet, buildings are usually designed and set up as finished permanent objects, reflecting the one constant scenario in mind of defined form, function, and performance. Since change is increasingly inevitable in our life, enlarging buildings’ adaptive capacities in response to arising variables and changing conditions over their lifecycle becomes a necessity in seeking global sustainability demands. The concept of building adaptability has been a notable subject in this respect, increasingly stimulating and proposing regenerative alternatives to today’s often obsolete buildings. This paper critically reviews the existing body of knowledge on the concept of adaptability in building research. The main focus is made on the evolution of the concept interpretations and related paradigms, and on the development of its applications and strategies in the light of promoting models and trends. Drawing on the literature as a source of evidence, the paper analyzes and classifies the content of existing studies published in scientific journals and gray literature, focusing on a timeframe from 2015 up-to-date. Moreover, the paper aims to build a constructive discussion to identify potential gaps between the actual state of the art and emerging needs, which should be addressed by further research.

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Dynamic Architecture as Reflection of a Modern Information Society

Abstract: In the article, the authors analyze the experience and history of the construction of mobile buildings. The authors propose the classification of types and principles of dynamic transformation of buildings. The article is illustrated with examples of dynamic building transformations.

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Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Design and construction of kinetic structures based on elastica strips

Adaptability of Buildings: A Critical Review on the Concept Evolution

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