Future demands for an Industrialized Architecture?: - or how to translate industrialized processes into tectonic sustainable design strategies in architecture?

Anne Beim

Future demands for an Industrialized Architecture? - or how to translate industrialized processes into tectonic sustainable design strategies in architecture?

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Abstract

When speaking about the future demands for industrialized architecture – or how to translate industrialized processes into tectonic sustainable design strategies in architecture – several questions come to mind.
First of all, why is the building industry in comparison to the production industry of consumer goods, apparently developing slowly in terms of incorporating new technologies, products and practices? Secondly, which general obstacles can be identified – and finally what are the potentials that seem to be embedded in knowledge production of related industries and professions?

Although these questions raise a wide-spread discussion, one could argue that the building industry can benefit from different ways of architectural synthesis thinking as a basis for improving. This understood in such a way that industrialized manufacturing technologies and products should be driven by ideas and innovation, which enrich and improve the building designs – the architecture – both in terms of customization, adaptability, sustainable solutions and aesthetics

Translated title of the contribution	Fremtidige krav til en industrialiseret arkitektur: - eller hvordan oversætter man industrielle processer til tektoniske bæredygtige design strategier i arkitektur
Original language	English
Title of host publication	Future Envelope 5 : Technology Transfer
Number of pages	13
Place of Publication	Delft University of Technology
Publication date	30 Jun 2011
Edition	1
Pages	27 - 39
Commissioning body	Delft University of Technology,Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2011
Event	Future Envelope: Technology Transfer - Delft, Netherlands Duration: 9 May 2011 → 9 May 2011 Conference number: 5

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Conference	Future Envelope
Number	5
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Delft
Period	09/05/2011 → 09/05/2011

Series	The Future Envelope
Volume	5

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Jens Dons og byggeskadenørderne, #4 Kassebyggeri
Anne Beim (Lecturer), jens Dons (Other) & Louise Skøtt Gadeberg. (Other)
Apr 2023
Activity: Talk or presentation › Lecture and oral contribution

Mod en tektonisk bæredygtig byggekultur
Beim, A., Jensen, T. B., Stylsvig Madsen, U., Egholm Jackson, O., Bundgaard, C., Christiansen, K. & Bech-Danielsen, C.
01/02/2010 → 31/01/2013
Project: Research

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Future demands for an Industrialized Architecture? - or how to translate industrialized processes into tectonic sustainable design strategies in architecture? / Beim, Anne.
Future Envelope 5 : Technology Transfer. 1. ed. Delft University of Technology, 2011. p. 27 - 39 (The Future Envelope, Vol. 5).

Publications: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Article in proceedings › Research › peer-review

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Future demands for an Industrialized Architecture? - or how to translate industrialized processes into tectonic sustainable design strategies in architecture?

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