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Straw Bale Construction Manual Design and Technology of a Sustainable Architecture

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

18.05.2020

Abbildungen

194 b/w and 100 col. ill., 108 b/w img., 86 b/w ld

Verlag

Birkhäuser

Seitenzahl

160

Maße (L/B/H)

28,9/23/1,8 cm

Gewicht

898 g

Auflage

2

Originaltitel

Der Strohballenbau : ein Konstruktionshandbuch

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-0356-1854-9

Beschreibung

Rezension

„Was beim Strohballenbau zu beachten ist, fasst die neue Auflage von Straw Bale Construction Manual von Gernot Minke und Benjamin Krick zusammen. Die Planungshilfe beschreibt die strukturellen und physikalischen Aspekte des Bauens mit Stroh sowie mögliche Probleme. Praktische Tipps für Planende sind genauso Teil der Publikation wie zahlreiche gebaute Beispiele.” (-sh in
Baunetz_Wissen

„Das Buch zeigt praxisnah die Konstruktion von Strohbauten. Es erörtert die wichtigen Themen Brandsicherheit, Nässeschutz und Verhinderung von Schädlingsbefall, und dokumentiert die Montage Schritt für Schritt mit Baustellenfotos. 30 ausgewählte Projekte zeigen das vielfältige Gestaltungspotenzial dieses Materials.” ( in
BAUSUBSTANZ
, 06.2021)

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

18.05.2020

Abbildungen

194 b/w and 100 col. ill., 108 b/w img., 86 b/w ld

Verlag

Birkhäuser

Seitenzahl

160

Maße (L/B/H)

28,9/23/1,8 cm

Gewicht

898 g

Auflage

2

Originaltitel

Der Strohballenbau : ein Konstruktionshandbuch

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-0356-1854-9

Herstelleradresse

Müller - lila Logistik
Am Buchberg 8
74572 Blaufelden
DE

Email: info@sigloch.de

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  • Produktbild: Straw Bale Construction Manual

  • I The technology of straw bale building



    1 Introduction



    Purpose and objectives of this book


    About the contents


    Building with straw – a contribution to sustainability in construction


    Further advantages of straw bale building


    Objections and anxieties



    2 History and profileration of straw bale building



    Early buildings (1880-1970)


    The development after 1980



    3 Straw as building material



    General facts


    Straw bales


    Straw panels



    4 Wall construction systems using straw bales



    Introduction to the construction systems


    Load-bearing straw bale walls


    Non-loadbearing straw bale walls


    Facing straw bale layer as thermal insulation


    Structural and dynamic aspects


    Summary and comparison of the individual systems



    5 Roof and floor construction with straw bales



    Roof insulation


    Floor constructions


    Supplementary thermal insulation of existing structures



    6 Physical aspects of straw bale building



    Heat storage and heat conductivity


    Thermal bridges


    Thermal insulation


    Moisture protection


    Moisture balance


    Wind and air tightness


    Fire protection


    Sound insulation



    7 Designing a straw bale building



    Special aspects of load-bearing straw bale walls


    Special aspects of non-loadbearing straw bale walls


    Detailing of foundations


    Base details


    Wall build-up


    Wall junctions with foundation, base and floor


    Ring beams


    Windows and doors


    Wall corners


    Wall/roof junctions


    Interior walls


    Intermediate ceilings


    Service ducts


    Heavy-duty fixings in straw bale walls


    Wall recesses



    8 Surface protection and finishing works



    Interior render


    Exterior render


    Paint coats


    Water-repellent treatment


    Weather boarding, facing and ventilated cladding



    9 The building process



    Supervision and co-ordination on site


    Health and safety measures


    Assessment of the quality of the bales


    Supplementary compaction of the bales


    Transport and storage


    Separating of bales


    Reshaping of bales


    Bale installation


    Wall reinforcement


    Wall prestressing


    Removal of deformations


    Backfilling of joints and gaps


    Cropping of bale surfaces


    Rendering of the walls



    10 Trial and error – an example



    Preliminary note


    Scheme design


    Construction – the first attempt


    Solving the problems – the second attempt



    11 Building cost, insurance, planning permission



    Building cost, expenditure of time and personal contribution


    Insurance of building


    Planning permission




    II Built examples in detail



    1 Residences



    Residential building in Ouwerkerk, Zeeland, Netherlands



    Residential building in Balneario Punta Ballena, Uruguay



    Residential building in central Montreal, Canada



    Prefabricated single-family home in Hitzendorf, near Graz, Styria, Austria



    Single-family home in Dobersdorf, Burgenland, Austria



    Urban cottage in Berkeley, California, USA



    Single-family home in Bryson City, North Carolina, USA



    Singe-family home with guest house, games room and garage in Galston, near Sidney, Australia



    Single-family home in Lower Lake, California, USA



    Single-family home at Lake Biwa, Japan



    The Spiral House, Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland



    Load-bearing straw bale house in Disentis, Switzerland



    Passive house in Cavan, Ontario, Canada



    First straw bale house in Vienna, Austria



    Single-family home in Blanden, Belgium



    Low-energy house in Maria Laach, Austria



    Passive house in Wienerherberg, Austria




    2 Home and workplace



    Trout Farm Complex, Tassaraja Canyon, California, USA



    Residential and office building in London, Great Britain



    Ulenkrug Farm, Stubbendorf, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania, Germany



    Residential building for ethnic German resettlers, Wargoldshausen, Lower Franconia, Germany



    The Woodage Sawmill in Mittagong, Australia



    Straw bale dome as a rehearsal and performance space in Forstmehren, Westerwald, Germany



    Farm and residential building near Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Franconia, Germany



    House of a painter near Santa Cruz, California, USA




    3 Educational and cultural buildings



    Foothills Academy College Preparatory, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA



    Real Goods Solar Living Center, Hopland, California, USA



    International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Center Lodge,


    Val-Morin, Quebec, Canada



    Waldorf school in Carbondale, Colorado, USA



    Salem Childrens’ Village, Kaliningrad, Russia



    Sanctuary House, Crestone, Colorado, USA



    Vipassana Meditation Hall, Blackheath, Australia




    III Appendices



    Measures


    Networks


    Internet links


    Bibliography


    Acknowledgements


    Illustration credits