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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Pré-fabricação: arquitetura ou construção ? / Precast: architecture or construction ?

Carvalho Neto, Manoel Balbino 26 February 2016 (has links)
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No. of bitstreams: 2 Dissertação - Manoel Balbino Carvalho Neto - 2016.pdf: 10073077 bytes, checksum: 689d12fd975fd4e4d4e1ea93c789f871 (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-02-26 / This research examines the issue of prefabrication in concrete under the gaze of architecture from three axes: historical analysis, technological analysis and theoretical analysis. The historical analysis explores the subject from the beginning of the reinforced concrete evolution and the emergency needs during the post-war in Europe. Either prefabrication or precast, gained space and meaning in the modern architecture with clear temporal, aesthetic and ideological link to Brutalism. At another times, the use of this technology seemed needless, limited to a single building - a prototype - despite all important prefabricated buildings already constructed. In Brazil, several experiments were performed at the Universidade de Brasília – “the prefabrication university” – having the architect João Filgueiras Lima, Lelé, as the main protagonist. The technological analysis opens the way for understanding the prefabricated building methods, sometimes engendered by the architecture itself, like ferrocement technology. Also problems concerning constructability are under discussion, while the prefabrication comes into disuse in the 1980’s. Theoretical analysis brings to the agenda the discussion of the essence of prefabricated architecture and explores the reasons for the dissociation between technology and art, either architecture or prefabrication. Here, the public school building systems conducted by prefabrication, created in Brazil also in the 1980’s is a good example. Known by the initials CIACs, CAICs, CEUs, FDE, they are all schools with a strong visual identity and a clear political link that does not allow these programs to last long. With the absence of big players like Lelé, prefabrication became an outdated issue for architecture, although it’s increasingly applied in engineering. Commercial pre-fabrication becomes consistent with the building structure acting as a construction subsystem - like the FDE case, the invisible part of the building waiting for a wrapper. KEYWORDS: Prefabrication; precast; technology and project process; architecture; Brazil; Joao Filgueiras Lima. / A pesquisa procura abordar a questão da pré-fabricação em concreto sob o olhar da arquitetura, a partir de três eixos: análise histórica, análise tecnológica e análise teórica. A análise histórica explora o assunto a partir do concreto armado e das demandas emergenciais na reconstrução da Europa no Pós-Guerra desenvolvendo ainda um vínculo temporal, estético e ideológico com o Brutalismo, ganhando espaço e significado no ambiente moderno. No Brasil, as experiências pioneiras na Universidade de Brasília, UnB – a “Universidade da pré-fabricação” – ocorrem simultaneamente à construção da nova Capital. Em outros momentos, o uso da pré-fabricação pareceu injustificado, por vezes limitado à produção de um único edifício - uma construção de protótipos - apesar das importantes realizações naquele período. Na análise tecnológica, a pesquisa é dedicada aos processos construtivos, algumas vezes engendrados pela própria arquitetura, como o caso da argamassa armada. Também estão em discussão os problemas relativos à construtibilidade e o desuso da pré-fabricação a partir dos anos de 1980. A análise teórica traz à pauta a discussão sobre a essência da arquitetura e sua relação com a pré-fabricação, procurando explorar os motivos que levaram à dissociação entre elas no final do século XX, com um breve estudo sobre os programas públicos de construção escolar realizados através da pré-fabricação no Brasil, ainda nos anos de 1980. Conhecidos pelas siglas CIEPs, CIACs, CAICs,CEUs,FDE, são escolas com forte identidade visual e clara vinculação política, o que faz com que esses programas tenham curta duração. Com a ausência de seus principais protagonistas como João Filgueiras Lima - o Lelé - a pré-fabricação tornou-se assunto do passado para a arquitetura, embora na engenharia esteja cada vez mais em evidência. Nesse contexto, a pré-fabricação comercial ganha consistência e escala, inclusive na arquitetura escolar – caso da FDE - atuando como um subsistema da construção, a parte invisível do edifício à espera de um invólucro. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: premoldado; pré-fabricação; tecnologia e processos de projeto; arquitetura; Brasil; João Filgueiras Lima.
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Peering In: Improving Existing Buildings with Colorful Increments

Heneghan, Daire 01 March 2016 (has links)
Existing office buildings’ embodied energy, history and culture offer something a newly constructed building cannot. On the other hand, new office buildings’ adoption of new technologies and building philosophies offer a range of sustainable efficiencies previously unavailable. Combining these efficiencies with elements that embrace human diversity and well- being offer the opportunity to not only mend our existing buildings’ deteriorating physical bodies but aid in creating workplaces that promote good physical and mental health. This project provides recommendation on how an existing high-rise commercial building can incorporate a number of incremental improvements that continually evolve to meet rapidly changing market demands. This design approach allows for ease of installation and modification to meet the needs of the tenants and the building owner.
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Remember the Future / Kom ihåg framtiden

Sandström, Nils, Wiklander, Jakob January 2014 (has links)
Remember the Future is a typological addition to the renowned Stockholm suburb of Fittja, an area built during the Million Programme in the early 70’s, and the project tries to weave itself into this unfashionable urban fabric. Fittja’s different building types share a strong common language, they remind us of a family, a group of siblings, all of the same generation. Our project enacts the return of a lost sibling, raised under very different circumstances, but unmistakably of the same blood, and its return changes the family dynamic forever. / Remember the Future är ett typologiskt tillägg till den ontalade Stockholmsförorten Fittja, byggd under Miljonprogrammet på tidigt 70-tal, och projektet försöker tråckla sig in i denna otidsenliga stadsväv. Fittjas olika byggnadstyper delar ett utpräglat gemensamt språk, de påminner om en familj, en syskonskara, alla från samma generation. Projektet iscensätter återkomsten av ett förlorat syskon, uppväxt under helt andra förutsättningar men tveklöst av samma blod, och dess återkomst förändrar familjedynamiken för alltid.
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Supportive Housing: Prefabricating Supportive Communities for the Homeless

Watson, Andrew 02 August 2019 (has links)
No description available.
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Abandoned Shopping Malls: An Opportunity for Affordable, Supportive Housing in Suburbia

Schweitzer, Lindsay 26 July 2019 (has links)
No description available.
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Investigating Design-Functional Dimension Of Affordable Housing With Prefabrication On Dense Suburbs Of Chelsea, MA

Dabhia, Siddharth Jagadishbhai 26 May 2023 (has links) (PDF)
This thesis addresses innovation in affordable housing. Many people face homelessness or suffer from the burden of renting a house that they cannot afford. In Boston, Massachusetts only 35% of the population are homeowners, resulting in more people renting in the city if they manage to find housing there at all. The increasing cost of housing in the United States presents a significant obstacle for immigrant families, many of whom are already struggling to make a living due to language barriers and limited access to employment opportunities. As housing prices continue to rise across the country, immigrant families face mounting challenges in securing safe and affordable housing, which can result in overcrowding, homelessness, and other adverse outcomes that exacerbate existing social and economic inequalities. To address the housing problem this research engages the solution of high-quality affordable housing for immigrant families in Chelsea, MA (a suburban neighborhood of Boston) by analyzing density and methods of prefabrication. Along with the solution of affordability, the intellectual node of the thesis also discusses the importance of suburbia and its advantage vi of providing a nurturing community. This thesis intends to develop certain functional parameters of design using a Prefabricated Panelized Approach. The prefabricated design for affordability approach provides a technique which can save time and money using off-site manufacturing of products and on-site assembly. This kind of development offers an opportunity to optimize the construction process and an efficient way to build affordable housing. Through this approach, the thesis intends to provide opportunities for home ownership, promote a sense of community among immigrant families, and offer language support to facilitate their growth.
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Current BIM Practices of Commercial MEP Contractors

Kent, Bryan John 04 June 2014 (has links) (PDF)
Building Information Modeling (BIM) use in the contracting industry has grown significantly in recent years. With this change in the construction industry, consensus has not been reached as to what BIM is, who is using it and what they are using it for. The purpose of this research was to determine current BIM practices of US-based commercial MEP contractors. Executive, middle management, and field personnel were interviewed to determine the current BIM practices in their companies. The majority of companies interviewed were using BIM and most were using it on a significant portion of their projects. The majority of MEP contractors using BIM were seeing positive results in many of six key performance indicators, profitability, schedule duration, field efficiency, change orders, rework, and safety. The top uses of BIM for MEP contractors were clash detection coordination, prefabrication, design creation, and quantity take-off/cost estimating. Most MEP contractors have not yet incorporated BIM for scheduling, sequencing, or safety analysis. Additionally most MEP contractors did not have a formal BIM training program in their company.
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The right to one's home

Zemla, Kinga January 2020 (has links)
“The right to one’s home” is a project that raises the issue of affordable housing, challenging this broad concept both in universal terms and later applied to specific condition of a site located in Warsaw, Poland. Beside the obviously economic dimension, affordability stretches out to urban politics by proposing new power relations and redefining neoliberal cities of today. By reclaiming centrally located, infrastructurally connected and potentially attractive sites it is a tool to counteract gentrification. Within the thesis, affordability is achieved with both organizational and spatial strategies – meaning that architectural solutions are accompanied by a simple administrative model that introduces different actors (municipality, private investors, housing cooperatives, non-profit organisations). Seeing the opportunity of reducing building cost in prefabrication, three panel systems were designed and placed on the site. Deriving from the history of concrete panels and shifting to more sustainable material – cross laminated timber – the author tried to reach harmonious balance between quantity, quality and affordability. The proposal was not radicalized with micro-apartments nor was intended to save on architectural values – on the contrary, individual and careful design of the outer skin that covers structural core was an important goal of the project. Standardised architectural solutions and organizational strategies on the municipal level were combined to enable socially sustainable housing environment.
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shop-NEXTFlexible Design and Prefabrication in Retail

Furbee, Dru D. 11 July 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Sustainable Construction: Comparison of Environmental Impacts Due to Off-Site vs. On-Site Construction

NDUNGU, PETER K. 19 September 2008 (has links)
No description available.

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