Barry's Advanced Construction of Buildings
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Since 1958, Barry's Construction of Buildings has served as a standard guide to building practices and construction skills. The second volume of this two-volume format, Barry's Advanced Construction of Buildings builds on the introductory material of the first volume to offer readers a thorough grounding in construction and its various facets. Emphasizing large-scale buildings, particularly those with load-bearing frames in timber, concrete and steel, and supported by chapters on offsite construction, piling, envelopes to framed buildings, fit-out and second fix, lifts and escalators, building pathology, upgrading and demolition, this latest edition incorporates critical new material, including.
New questions in each chapter designed to enhance learning
Updates throughout reflecting the latest building practices and professional knowledge
A new focus on low-carbon construction
Barry's Advanced Construction of Buildings is an essential tool for any student working towards qualifications in building and construction, and a handy reference for construction professionals in any area.
<b>An up-to-date edition of the comprehensive guide to building practice </b>
Since 1958, <i>Barry's Construction of Buildings </i>has served as a standard guide to building practices and construction skills. The second volume of this two-volume format, <i>Barry's Advanced Construction of Buildings</i> builds on the introductory material of the first volume to offer readers a thorough grounding in construction and its various facets. Emphasizing large-scale buildings, particularly those with load-bearing frames in timber, concrete and steel, and supported by chapters on offsite construction, piling, envelopes to framed buildings, fit-out and second fix, lifts and escalators, building pathology, upgrading and demolition, this latest edition incorporates critical new material, including.
<ul><li>New questions in each chapter designed to enhance learning</li><li>Updates throughout reflecting the latest building practices and professional knowledge</li><li>A new focus on low-carbon construction</li></ul><i>Barry's Advanced Construction of Buildings </i>is<i> </i>an essential tool for any student working towards qualifications in building and construction, and a handy reference for construction professionals in any area.
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<b>Stephen Emmitt, PhD </b>is Professor of Architectural Practice at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Bath, UK. He is an architect with industrial experience.
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</i><b>1 Introduction
</b>1.1 The function and performance of buildings 1
1.2 New methods and products 8
1.3 Product selection and specification
<b>Chapter 2 AT A GLANCE</b>
<b>2 Offsite Construction 17
</b>2.1 Functional requirements 18
2.2 Preassembly 21
2.3 Modular building services 28
2.4 Prefabricated housing 30
2.5 The design and production process 34
2.6 Joints and joining 37
2.7 Additive manufacturing (3D printing) 38
<b>Chapter 3 AT A GLANCE 41</b>
<b>3 Pile Foundations, Substructures and Basements 43
</b>3.1 Pile foundations 43
3.2 Ground stabilisation 68
3.3 Substructures and basements 73
<b>Chapter 4 AT A GLANCE 95</b>
<b>4 Single</b><b>-</b><b>Storey Frames, Shells and Lightweight Coverings 97
</b>4.1 Lattice truss, beam, portal frame and flat roof structures 97
4.2 Roof and wall cladding, and decking 140
4.3 Rooflights 164
4.4 Diaphragm, fin wall and tilt-up construction 178
4.5 Shell structures 190
<b>Chapter 5 AT A GLANCE 205</b>
<b>5 Structural Timber Frames 207
</b>5.1 Functional requirements 207
5.2 Timber 209
5.3 Modified and engineered timber products 214
5.4 Timber framed walls 218
5.5 High-rise structural timber frames 239
<b>Chapter 6 AT A GLANCE 241</b>
<b>6 Structural Steel Frames 243
</b>6.1 Functional requirements 243
6.2 Methods of design 245
6.3 Steel sections 249
6.4 Structural steel frames 256
6.5 Welding 277
6.6 Fire protection of structural steelwork 291
6.7 Floor construction for structural steel frames 299
<b> </b><b>Chapter 7 AT A GLANCE 315</b>
<b>7 Structural Concrete Frames 317
</b>7.1 Concrete 317
7.2 Concrete mixes 322
7.3 Reinforcement 328
7.4 Formwork and falsework 340
7.5 Prestressed concrete 356
7.6 Lightweight concrete 361
7.7 Concrete structural frames 364
7.8 Precast reinforced concrete frames 374
7.9 Lift slab construction 380
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<b>Chapter 8 AT A GLANCE 385</b>
<b>8 Envelopes to Framed Buildings 387
</b>8.1 Terms and definitions 387
8.2 Functional requirements 388
8.3 Infill wall framing to a structural grid 398
8.4 Cavity walling 399
8.5 Facings applied to solid and cavity wall backings 402
8.6 Cladding panels 413
8.7 Sheet metal wall cladding 436
8.8 Glazed wall systems 446
8.9 Double skin facades 463
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<b>Chapter 9 AT A GLANCE 465</b>
<b>9 Lifts and Escalators 467
</b>9.1 Functional requirements 467
9.2 Lifts (elevators) 469
9.3 Escalators and moving walkways 481
<b>Chapter 10 AT A GLANCE 483
10 Fit Out and Second Fix 485
</b>10.1 Commercial fit out 485
10.2 Raised floors 487
10.3 Suspended ceilings 491
10.4 Internal partition walls 496
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<b>Chapter 11 AT A GLANCE 503</b>
<b>11 Existing Buildings: Pathology, Upgrading and Demolition 505
</b>11.1 The pathology of buildings 505
11.2 Decay and defects 510
11.3 Conservation of buildings 513
11.4 Retrofitting 516
11.5 Facade retention methods 520
11.6 Demolition, disassembly and recycling 530
11.7 Reuse and recycled materials 534
Index 539