Building Additions in Steel: The Architecture of Vertical Extensions
by Daniel Meyer, Zhaw Institut Konstruktives Entwerfen, Daniel Stockhammer, Astrid Staufer, Zurich University Of Applied Sciences Institute Of Contructive Design, Jürg Conzett, Lorenzo De Chiffre, Roger Diener, Yves Dreier, Patric Fischli-Boson, Patric Furrer, Matteo Iannello, Martin Tschanz
Building Additions in Steel explores the architectural potential of vertical extensions. Bringing together perspectives from architects, engineers, and researchers, it considers how steel can support additions to existing structures while addressing questions of design, construction, context, and the evolving use of urban buildings.
About This Book
Building Additions in Steel examines the architecture of vertical extensions and the possibilities of adding new space above existing buildings.
Focusing on steel as a material for structural and architectural intervention, the book considers how additions can respond to established forms while creating new relationships within the built environment.
Contributions from architects, engineers, and academic institutions bring together professional and scholarly perspectives on vertical building extensions.
The book offers a focused resource for readers interested in architecture, construction, structural design, and the transformation of existing buildings.
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