Titlebook: Research and Technology Buildings; A Design Manual Hardo Braun,Dieter Gr?mling Book 2005Latest edition Birkh?user Basel 2005 Building.Build

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Research and research buildings: the example of Life Sciencesut the achievements of somebody like Mendel who conducted his experiments in the seclusion of a monastery garden and created a new scientific discipline are inconceivable today. Contemporary molecular life sciences bring together such an enormous amount of information that one scientist by himself w

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Building culture: magic and identity of place painter Louis Daguerre states that on that day in 1838, the boulevard was “filled by a busy crowd” yet the photograph does not show any sign of this. Because the inventor of the “l(fā)ight-stylus art” had to expose his glass plate for minutes, only entirely still objects would be fixed: chimneys, house

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Architecture and technical service systems: requirements for research buildingsand legal requirements. Hence, these structures are expensive to build and operate. They represent a means of innovative production — and as such they are exposed to rapid modifications . New regulations and standards, in addition to innovative technologies and modes of operation, personnel modifica

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Design parameters: location, use and typologygy buildings. It goes without saying that simply ticking off basic design parameters will not necessarily point the way to architectural quality. To achieve this, a creative design process which also considers all specific site conditions has to drive the urban and architectural scheme. However, pay

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The laboratory workplaceon. The respective workplace requirements are as varied as the possible tasks and processes. Workplaces have to provide the best possible working conditions for individual tasks as well as extensive serial processes. As is the case in most architectural projects the design of laboratories also has t

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Energygement can achieve significant savings in runningcosts and are more convenient to use. In view of increasing global energy consumption (Image 1) and the growing exploitation of fossil fuel resources it must be a public priority to plan energy efficient buildings and to use renewable energy.

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Electrical power to constantly changing requirements of new research processes. Service layout and dimensioning of control rooms have to be based on a thorough evaluation of future electrical energy consumption and the different required mains. The voltages needed follow the brief and local planning requirements.

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Air how vital the specific air supply for a research or technical building really is can be estimated when air-conditioning and ventilation systems fail. Together with the other technical service systems building — its circulation, metabolism, and nervous system — which are essential for its proper ope