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The Architectural Expression of Environmental Control Systems

Name: The Architectural Expression of Environmental Control Systems
Author: George Baird
ISBN: 9781135920517

by George Baird

September 2003

Intermediate to advanced

304 pages

9h 59m

English

Taylor & Francis

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Cover
Half Title
Full Title
Dedication
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction
Author's motivationAims and objectivesMaterials and methodsStructure of the book
Chapter 2 Thermal environmental control systems and their potential for expression
Theoretical models of environmental controlThermal environmental controlExpressive potential of thermal environmental control systemsExpression of thermal environmental control systems
Chapter 3 Recent developments in the expression of thermal environmental control systems
Pioneering projects of the twentieth centuryLouis Kahn, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers in the 1970sKimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX, USAPompidou Centre, Paris, FranceInmos Microprocessor Laboratory, Newport, UKLloyds of London Building, London, UKPassive systems expressed; active systems concealedStansted Airport, Bishop's Stortford, UKMenil Museum and Cy Twombly Gallery, Houston, TX, USAInstitut du Monde Arabe, Paris, FranceTanfield House, Edinburgh, UKMenara Mesiniaga, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaKonami Training Center, Mount Nasu, JapanInternal expression of thermal environmental control systemsSchools of Architecture and Design, Wellington, New ZealandPublic Library, Palmerston North, New ZealandSix of the bestCity University, Udine, ItalyQueens Building, De Montfort University, Leicester, UKIonica Headquarters, Cambridge, UKPowerGen Headquarters, Coventry, UKBRE Environmental Building, Watford, UKCommerzbank Headquarters, Frankfurt, GermanyIntroduction to the fifteen case studies

Chapter 4 Institute of Technical Education (ITE), Bishan, Singapore
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 5 The Science Park, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
Project background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 6 Gotz Headquarters, Wurzburg, Germany
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 7 Central Library, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 8 RAC Regional Centre, Bristol, UK
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 9 The Scottish Office, Edinburgh, UK
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 10 Inland Revenue Offices, Nottingham, UK
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 11 Hall 26, Hannover Fair, Germany
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 12 Tokyo Gas 'Earth Port', Yokohama, Japan
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 13 Eastgate Centre, Harare, Zimbabwe
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 14 UNSW Red Centre, Sydney, Australia
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 15 RWE Headquarters, Essen, Germany
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 16 Glaxo-Wellcome Headquarters, London, UK
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 17 Torrent Research Centre, Ahmedabad, India
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 18 Menara Umno, Penang, Malaysia
The designersProject background and the design processDesign outcome and thermal environmental control systemsExpression of environmental control systemsPerformance in practice and lessons learned
Chapter 19 Overview, issues and trends
Influence of the clientApproach/philosophy of the design teamsExpression of thermal environmental control- overall building formExpression of thermal environmental control- passive elementsExpression of thermal environmental control- active elementsThermal environmental control features of the buildingsSome design and operational lessons and issuesCurrent trends
Index

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Chapter 16Glaxo-Wellcome Headquarters, London, UK

We now move back across the North Sea to another RMJM building, designed this time by their London office as the headquarters for the Glaxo-Wellcome pharmaceutical company, following their mid-1990's merger. The four-storey building has a floor area of ∼6000m² and is intended to house ∼200 head office staff.

The building (Figure 16.1) is sited on the company's Greenford campus in west London, sharing it with other Glaxo-Wellcome administrative facilities. The campus is well established in what is a predominantly suburban locality, on the west side of Greenford Road just over 1km north of the A40 London to Oxford dual carriageway.

Construction took place over 1996/97, occupancy of the final ...

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The Architectural Expression of Environmental Control Systems

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Chapter 16Glaxo-Wellcome Headquarters, London, UK

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