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Produktbild: The New Carbon Architecture

The New Carbon Architecture Building to Cool the Climate

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

ab 16 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

05.12.2017

Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

176

Maße (L/B/H)

25,4/20,5/1,5 cm

Gewicht

445 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-86571-868-5

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

ab 16 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

05.12.2017

Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

176

Maße (L/B/H)

25,4/20,5/1,5 cm

Gewicht

445 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-86571-868-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The New Carbon Architecture
  • Acknowledgments
    Preface: Buildings Made of Sky

    Introduction
    A Word about "Carbon"

    1. Beyond Zero: The Time Value of Carbon by Erin McDade
    A Global Carbon Limit
    Buildings Are the Problem; Buildings Are the Solution
    Zero by 2050
    The Zero Net Carbon Gold Standard
    Embodied Carbon: Getting to Real Zero
    Emissions Now Hurt More than Emissions Later: The Relative Importance of Embodied Carbon
    Embodied Carbon in the Future
    The Time Value of Carbon
    Zero Energy in a Nutshell by Ann V. Edminister

    2. Counting Carbon: What We Know and How We Know It by Catherine De Wolf, Barbara Rodriguez Droguett, and Kathrina Simonen
    Building Carbon Neutral
    The Relative Impact of Embodied Carbon in Typical Buildings
    Comparing Structural Materials
    Comparing LCA Methods
    Concrete
    Steel
    Wood
    Other Structural Materials
    Nonstructural Materials
    Comparing the Embodied Carbon of Buildings
    Getting to Zero: Embodied Carbon

    3. Rebuild: What You Build Matters, What You Don't Build Matters More by Larry Strain
    We Can't Build Our Way Out of This
    Reuse: A Complete Strategy
    Reducing Embodied Carbon
    Reducing Operating Carbon: Renovation + Upgrade
    Upgrading to Zero
    Retrofit Opportunities
    Energy Efficiency Opportunities
    Net-zero Opportunities
    Saving Embodied Carbon Opportunities

    4. Wood: Like Never Before
    Mass Timber Construction by Frances Yang and Andrew Lawrence
    The Carbon Argument
    So How Tall Can Timber Really Go?
    Enter Cross-laminated Timber (CLT)
    Stiffness
    Fire
    Acoustics
    Seismic Performance
    Beyond Carbon
    The Future
    Seeing the Forests for the Mass Timber by Jason Grant

    5. Straw and Other Fibers: A Second Harvest with Chris Magwood and Massey Burke
    Straw Bales and Straw Bale Panels
    Prefabricated Straw Bale Wall Panels
    Straw Blocks
    Straw Panels
    Bonded Plant Fiber Insulation Systems
    The Planet's Sixth Carbon Sink: A Success Story by Craig White

    6. Concrete: The Reinvention of Artificial Rock with Fernando Martirena and Paul Jaquin
    What Is Concrete?
    The Problem with Concrete
    The Reinvention Is On
    But First, Some Basics
    Clay: The First Cement by Paul Jaquin
    Historical Building Using Clay as a Binder
    What Makes Clay Special?
    Bonding in Clay
    Sheets, Layers, and Assemblages
    Sheets
    Layers
    The Assemblage
    Friction
    Suction
    How Strong Is Clay Concrete?
    Humidity Buffering and Thermal Mass
    Future
    Rethinking Cement by Fernando Martirena
    More Ways to Reinvent Concrete
    What About Reinforcing - Steel and More

    7. Plastic: So Great, So Awful - Some New Directions
    by Mikhail Davis, Wes Sullens, and Wil Srubar
    Introduction
    Biopolymers and Bioplastics
    Plant Biopolymers
    Animal Biopolymers
    Bacterial Biopolymers
    The Bioplastics Dilemma
    Existing Plastics in the World
    The Scale of the Plastics Problem: How Much Is Already Out There?
    What To Do With All That Existing Plastic?
    Barriers to Plastics Recovery and Recycling
    Bright Spots for Plastics
    What You Can Do: The Low-carbon Plastics Hierarchy
    Guidelines: The Low-carbon Plastics Hierarchy
    From Obstacles to Opportunities to Solutions: Can We Redeem Plastic?
    Trash to Treasure: Can We Harvest the Existing Plastic Pollution from the Environment to Make New Products?
    Carbon-loving Plastics: Can We Produce Plastics that Capture or Store Carbon?
    Paths to Bio-based Plastics
    Regenerative Agriculture
    GHG to Plastic
    Carbon-plastic Composites: Can We Put New Carbon into Old Plastic?
    Closing the Loop: Can We Truly Manage Plastics in a Circular System?

    8. To Your Health: The Health Benefits and Impacts of Natural Building Materials by Pete Walker, Andrew Thomson, and Daniel Maskell
    Health Benefits
    Moisture Buffering Materials
    The Breathing Wall Concept: Vapor Permeability and Capillarity
    Controlling Volatile Organic Compounds
    Health Risks
    Radioactivity
    Silica Dust
    Handling Lime
    Protective Treatments
    Concluding Comments

    9. Size Matters: Can Buildings Be Too Tall? by Ann Edminster
    The Height Problem
    Aspects of the Problem
    Ground Zero: Height as a Driver of Embodied Carbon
    Will Transit Catch Up?
    Middle Ground, Perhaps
    Livability
    Resiliency
    Conclusions
    Editor's Endnote

    10. Technology and Localization: Trends at Play
    Nanotechnology
    Biotechnology and Biomimicry
    Localization: The Convergence of Social and Technological Trends
    Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and 3-D Printing

    11. Action Plan: Places to Intervene in a System
    Places to Intervene in a System
    Building Codes and Standards
    Incentives
    Research
    Information Flows
    A Price on Carbon
    Necessary Afternote #1
    Necessary Afternote #2
    Necessary Afternote #3: Which System Are We Talking About?
    Necessary Afternote #4: In Which the Republicans Make the Case

    Afterword
    Contributing Authors
    Index
    A Note about the Publisher