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DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE Prof.dr. Mick Eekhout, Professor of Product Development, Department of Building Technical Design, Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands prof.dr mick eekhout DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE sunday 14 december 2003
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DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE Prof.dr. Mick Eekhout, Professor of Product.

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Page 1: DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE Prof.dr. Mick Eekhout, Professor of Product.

DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF

STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR

‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE

Prof.dr. Mick Eekhout,Professor of Product Development, Department of Building Technical Design,

Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology, Delft,The Netherlands

prof.dr mick eekhout

DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE

sunday 14 december 2003

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Neo-Styles

Late Modernism

Post-Modernism

High-Tech

Structuralism

Modernism

Deconstructivism

Liquid Architecture

historic influence of architecture styles on steeltechnology

prof.dr mick eekhout

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interior of the dg bank

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design for the provincial pavilion

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scale model made by students

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exterior of the pavilion under construction

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rendering of the roof (with reinforcement structure) for the great hall

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· ‘Liquid design’ is generated out of sculptural considerations;

· All lessons from the past seem to have been forgotten!

· Structure & cladding components require an enormous effort;· The building technical composition is to be developed simultaneously with the architectural concept;

· An extremely high degree of collaboration between all building parties concerned is necessary for a successful building team.

prof.dr mick eekhout

DESIGN, ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION & REALISATION OF STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTIONS FOR ‘LIQUID DESIGN’ ARCHITECTURE

sunday 14 december 2003