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1. Paper in Architecture p.8, Research Project Bampi- Bulding with Paper p.9, The History of Paper in Architecture p.11, 2. Material p.22, Wood Composition and Pulping Processes p.22, Paper Production p.24, Material Properties p.28, 3. Semi-Finished Products and Components p.36, Paper, Cardboard and Paperboard p.36, Corrugated Board p.38, Sandwich Structures p.40, Tubes and Cores p.42, Profiles p.45, Natural fibre-Reinforced Sheets p.46, Free-Formed Components p.50, 4. Building Construction p.54, Idealised Structures p.54, Joining Techniques p.57, Construction Typologies p.62, 5. Load-Bearing Structure, Fire Protection, Building Physics p.68, Dimensioning of Load-Bearing Systems p.68, Fire Protection p.73, Building Physics p.75, Ecological Considerations p.79, Typical Construction Details p.80, 6. Case Studies p.84, Houses and Sheiters: Paper House Yamanashi, Japan p. 86, Paper Log House- Kobe, Japan p.88, Wikkelhouse Amsterdam Netherlands p.90, Cardboard School-On-Sea UK p.96, Cardboard House Sydney Australia p.100, Clubhouse Hockey and Tennis Club. Delft Netherlands p.102, Ph-Z2 Essen, Germany p.104, Instant Home Darmstadt Germany p.108, Studio Shigeru Ban Kyoto Japan p.112, House of Cards Wroclaw Poland p.114, Tech 04. Wroclaw Poland p.118, House 01. Darmstadt, Germany p.120, House 02. Darmstadt, Germany p.122, Emergency Shelters Made of Paper. Darmstadt, Germany p.126, Pavilions: Cardboard Theatre Apeldoorn, Apeldoorn Netherlands p.130, Japanese Pavilion Expo 2000 Hanover, Germany p.132, Paper Theatre Ijburg. Amsterdam and Utrecht, Netherlands p.134, ARCH / BOX. Wroclaw, Poland p.136, Bridges: Paper Bridge Pont Du Gard France p.138, Paper Bridge Patterdale, Cumbria, UK p.140, A Bridge Made of Paper Darmstadt, Germany p.142, Interiors and Furniture: Aesop dtla. Los Angeles, USA p.144, Cardboard Bombay.Mumbai, India ( Nuru Karim) p.148, Cardboard Office. Pune, India p.152, (Studio VDGA ) p.152, Carta Collection – Zurich, Switzerland p.156, 7. Outlook p.158, Redefining Design p.156, Function and Use p.161, Construction p.162, Material Technology p.164, Recyclability p.167, Rethinking Processes p.168, 8. Facts and Figures for Engineers p.170, Test Methods for papers and cardboards p.170, Test Methods for Mechanical failure of components p.174, Test Methods for building physical Material Samples p.181, Appendix: Editors and Authors p.188, Glossary p.190, Illustration credits p.166, Index p.197 |
