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SOKA-Bau : Nutzung, Effizienz, Nachhaltigkeit = SOKA-Bau : utility, sustainability, efficiency / herausgegeben von / edited by Thomas Herzog ; translation from the German, Peter Green.
Title & Author:

SOKA-Bau : Nutzung, Effizienz, Nachhaltigkeit = SOKA-Bau : utility, sustainability, efficiency / herausgegeben von / edited by Thomas Herzog ; translation from the German, Peter Green.

Publication:

München ; New York : Prestel, ©2006.

Description:

71 pages : color illustrations, plans ; 30 cm

Notes:
Contributors include Thomas Herzog, Hanns Jörg Schrade, Peter Kippenberg, Kurt Stepan, Thomas Winkler, Anneliese Latz, Peter Latz, and others.
In German and English.
Summary:

From its underground garage to its "green" roof, the SOKA-BAU building in Wiesbaden, Germany, is a paradigm of innovative architecture. Designed to address issues of energy conservation, site impact, sustainability and structural efficiency, it integrates cutting-edge design with scientific research. This monograph presents construction plans and diagrams, as well as commentary from the architects and engineers who helped bring the project to life. Illustrated throughout, the book offers a step-by-step perspective on how every aspect of the building - from design and planning to ventilation and landscaping, and even the inclusion of a company day-care center - contributed to SOKA-BAU's receiving the 2006 European Architecture and Technology Award.

Resources:
Table of contents
ISBN:

3791337653 (paperback)
9783791337654 (paperback)

Subject:

SOKA-Bau (Wiesbaden, Germany)
SOKA-Bau (Wiesbaden, Allemagne)
Soka-Bau Verwaltungsgebäude
Sustainable architecture Germany Wiesbaden Design and construction.
Architecture Germany Wiesbaden History.
Architecture and energy conservation Germany Wiesbaden.
Organic architecture Germany Wiesbaden.
Architecture, Modern 21st century Germany Wiesbaden.
Architecture durable Allemagne Wiesbaden Conception et construction.
Architecture Allemagne Wiesbaden 21e siècle.
Architecture et économies d'énergie Allemagne Wiesbaden.
Architecture organique Allemagne Wiesbaden.
Architecture Allemagne Wiesbaden Histoire.
Architecture, Modern
Architecture
Architecture and energy conservation
Buildings
Organic architecture
Architecture Germany Wiesbaden 21st century.
Wiesbaden (Germany) Buildings, structures, etc.
Wiesbaden (Allemagne) Constructions.
Germany Wiesbaden

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Herzog, Thomas, 1941-

Holdings:

Location: Library main 257372
Call No.: BIB 187856
Status: Available

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