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Innovated Building Material's Interactions with Structural Form in Architectural Projects

2009
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ABSTRACT: Interpretation of building materials into architectural form, is gaining greater interest and attention due to the conservation of architectural heritage. This study highlight, the influences of technological developments of building materials and their interactions with structural form in architectural design projects. Architectural form and decisions can potentially effects by introduced new materials and this study focus on the interaction of new material and structural form, moreover it is more focus on contemporary architectural forms including construction methods and technology used. With the innovation of new material and improvement of the existing materials properties this thesis aimed to argue about what is happening to the building material and structural forms relationship in the context of architectural design projects. The practical constraints of the design projects in the process of realizing them which is building materials will be discuss in the whole research. This study prepared to draw a attention of the architect’s and architecture student`s to the influences of technology and building materials on architectural design projects. This will be done by documentary researches related to the Technology, Building Material, Structural Form, Form and Structure in architecture field and deep investigation of six selected materials with respect to technology factors in their existing time through the years will be discuss to show bulding material and structural from relation modification respect to time. Keywords: Building Materials, Structural Form, Structure, Form, Technology and Architectural Design. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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Dr. Begüm Mozaikci

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Begüm Mozaikci (Master Thesis). Innovated Building Material's Interactions with Structural Form in Architectural Projects, 2009, Eastern Mediterranean University.

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