Horst Schroeder: Earth Architecture: Ecological Planning and Construction Using Earth
It was used as a building material for thousands of years. Ancient civilizations, such as Egypt, Western Asia and China, are closely related to this material. There is archaeological evidence that soil has been used as a building material for thousands of years in central Europe. The experience and architectural rules that have been accumulated in the use of earth materials have been inherited over generations to lead to the most common and optimal construction method of weather. The architecture was built in a friendly way, with local materials. The dirt structures, well-intended with the landscape, have created a home for many centuries in the suburbs and in the cities. The “reuse” of architecture was not a problem: the earth-building materials could be turned back into the circulatory system of nature without using them for use or harming the environment. In modern times, all of these aspects can be summed up in the terms of "sustainable architecture.". For a long time, building materials and architecture were largely evaluated in terms of structural design, material technology, and economics. But today the ecological standards, especially the impact of architecture on energy consumption and the environment, are becoming more and more important in sustainable development. The architects demand healthy building materials that create comfortable indoor climates. Another aspect of the popularity is the sense of the absence of architecture, such as its unique texture, its pleasant surface touch, and its many colors. This makes the soil even more desirable as a building material. The book explains the plan and administration of the dirt construction project from a modern perspective: the importance of conservation and conservation of the traditional traditions necessary for the renovation of history, as well as the current trend in modern soil construction.
Korean title: 흙건축: 흙으로 하는 생태적 계획 및 건설
Korean author: Horst Schroeder
Korean publisher: 씨아이알
ISBN-13: 9791156109563
