Zunehmend dichte Gebäudehüllen führen bei gleichbleibenden Lasten bekannterweise zur erhöhten Anreicherung der Raumluft mit Schadstoffen. Sie schaffen die Grundlage des Sick-Building-Syndroms. Während für die Schadstoffkonzentration der Raumluft Grenzwerte eingeführt wurden, gilt für die Sicherstellung olfaktorischer Behaglichkeit, aufgrund der bislang nicht vollständig erforschten komplexen Wirkungsmechanismen von Geruchsreizen, nur ein »so wenig wie möglich«. …

DETAIL inside 01/2015 ist hier, der artikel »Nasenräume« ist, mit freundlicher genehmigung des verlags, als pdf hier erhältlich

DETAIL inside
zeitschrift für architektur und innenraumgestaltung
01/2015; s.80–82

eine eher zufällige momentaufnahme der belegschaft/crew des »103er«, eines städtischen freizeitheims, in der obergeisinger perlacher straße gelegen, am 25. oktober 2013.
aleyna, armin, batukan, belmin, burak, daniel, denis, dennis, erdem, francesco, giovanni, lukas, naser, nihade, oguzhan, piranavan, roman und sergio, die waren alle da. nach der schule und bevor dann daheim was los ist. oder zwischen der schule, das aktualisierte schulsystem erlaubt ja die tollsten scenarios, kurz mal pause und dann noch mal nachmittags kurz dies oder das.
aber die waren da, an diesem freitag im späten herbst und haben ein abbild als dreidimensionales tag hinterlassen, als etwas, was als gruppe vielleicht in 20 oder 30 jahren das MAGiaZINg immer noch zusammenhält. die handabgüsse von alenya und den anderen werden sich dann eine dicke, matte schützende oxidschicht zugelegt haben, während sich von dieser hier einmal zufällig zusammengewürfelt wordenen truppe die/der eine sich auf in die weite welt gemacht haben wird der/die andere/r aber immer in obergiesing geblieben sein wird, die/der eine nix geworden ist von dem man jedoch sagt das er/sie was geworden sei oder eben andersrum.

It is a pleasure for us to announce that our paper on our ±brick »SOLAR ENERGY-COLLECTING MASONRY-MODULES AS INTEGRATED LOW-TECH HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEM« has been accepted at the Sustainable Building Conference sb13 munich.

• 24% less calcium
• 12% less folic acid
• 8% less vitamin f

applying your pre-cooled breastcooler for at least 12 minutes before breastfeeding will gurantee not only a fresh and delicious taste, but also  guarantee that the milk reaches its consumer in the way it was planned to reach him/her by careful darwinism, unaware of anthropogenic climatic shifts.

the one-week exhibition in cardiffs queens arcade closed on this saturday after being visited by hundreds of visitors, though insupoo could only be shown  in two small samples.  finished with a variety of surface-treatments [tung-oil, carnauba-wax, silicate] the optic, haptic, thermal and oleofactoric properties of insupoo could be put into practise for the first time in wales/uk.

the enormous intrest in this new material received very good feedback which proofed its market potential.

you want to live in a natural environment.
you want to minimize your carbon footprint.
you want to make the world a better place.
you want to »love all children of all species for all time«.
you want insupoo!

thermo-insulative internal wall coating · post-consumer grass · 100% sustainable

insupoo is based by 98% on regionally sourced post-consumer grass: sheep-manure: a single sheep produces about 1.5 l manure a day which is manually collected off pastures, then matured, blended and inoculated to be delivered on site.

insupoo is highly thermal insulative.
insupoo is humidity balancing.
insupoo is selfcuring.
insupoo could be applied manually or machined.
insupoo has close to zero energy embodied.
insupoo is obesity depreciating.
insupoo could be deployed to pastures after need.

insupoo could be applied to a large variety of massive external wall constructions, [a] be it exposed masonry, rendered blockwork, prefabricated concrete… there are nearly no limits. to ensure a longlasting compound as well as an uninterrupted transportway for air moisture especially on slick backgrounds, a straw-mat [b], could be fixed to the wall. without no need for no studs, subconstructions or primers, insupoo is now sprayed or thrown on the wallface [c]. the baselayer is not only larger grained then the top coat, but also inhabits an average of 200 to 220 hard working oligochaetii per squaremeter insupoo: for ±7 days, these little helpers make their way throughout the insupoo. Bequeathing you an miraculous mace of neverending cavities. and fantastic insulative performance.

the top coat [d] is elastified with an emulsion of carnaubawax, making it easy to level out whilst controlling humidity migration. you can then add whatever finish you want: mineral paint, wallpaper, oil or even an additional layer of chromatized wax to save you the tiling.

for more information, get yourself the brochure [pdf]

]]> https://www.architekturusw.de/forschung-research/insupoo-%e2%80%93-beyond-organic.html/feed 0 https://www.architekturusw.de/ausstellung-exhibition/071-brick-the-exhibition.html https://www.architekturusw.de/ausstellung-exhibition/071-brick-the-exhibition.html#respond Tue, 20 Mar 2007 13:19:50 +0000 http://www.architekturusw.de/?p=2978 Read More...]]> BRICK – the exhibition

On 24 May 2007, the exhibition ‘Brick’ will open at the Groot Handelsgebouw in Rotterdam during the manifestation Rotterdam 2007, City of Architecture. The exhibition will highlight the results of the Brick project that was carried out over a three-year period at the European Ceramic Workcentre. The architecture project Brick was aimed at product innovation. The .ekwc wanted to stimulate the technical and artistic development of the manufacture and application of brick as a construction material. Architects, designers and artists from both the Netherlands and abroad have been working on the development of a new type of brick since 2005. The .ekwc expects to be able to use this to provide a new stimulus to the application of brick and subsequently the ‘brick appearance’ of the Netherlands. The underlying goal is that the centre wishes to demonstrate that input from various disciplines (architecture, art and design) can provide an additional impetus to the desired development.

Schabert initially alluded to a number of new functions for brick architecture, like a through moss growth cooled wall or the possibility of tubeless transport of heat. Eventually he applied himself to the development of a simple climate technological product; a brick that is capable of absorbing solar energy from the outside and consequently rendering it to the inner wall. Hereby the interior heating, which remains necessary, functions as a secondary ‘heating’ and a considerable saving of energy is gained. On the exact functioning Schabert does not wish to elaborate for the time being. A patent procedure is ongoing. Besides, the prototypes still have to be tested. Schabert is however hopeful and positive about the application of his product. [from the exhibition catalogue: brick-the book, 2007]

Brick: the exhibition
25 May – 1 July 2007
Opening 24 May 2007
Groot Handelsgebouw (Conradstraat 40-48)
Rotterdam – The Netherlands