Temporariness of textile architecture. A comparitive study on innovation
Due to the increasing demand in temporary and adaptable city spaces, this article discusses international projects and prototypes built in the emerging field of temporary textile architecture. On the one hand, these structures negotiate temporary, contextual, and functional requisites from early des...
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| description | Due to the increasing demand in temporary and adaptable city spaces, this article discusses international projects and prototypes built in the emerging field of temporary textile architecture. On the one hand, these structures negotiate temporary, contextual, and functional requisites from early design stages; on the other, they wisely blend typological, technological, and constructive features. The discussion pivots around the tight link between architectural and technological innovation, and how this often generates improvements in functional and environmental performances while enabling a more conscious resource allocation throughout the lifespan of a project. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-ca1f460aabca4d0a90b1634cae7e6a262025-02-02T08:52:24ZengLetteraVentidue SrlAgathón2464-93092532-683X2018-12-014online10.19229/2464-9309/4242018Temporariness of textile architecture. A comparitive study on innovationCarlotta Mazzola0Alessandro Liuti1Polytechnic of MilanoMSD University of MelbourneDue to the increasing demand in temporary and adaptable city spaces, this article discusses international projects and prototypes built in the emerging field of temporary textile architecture. On the one hand, these structures negotiate temporary, contextual, and functional requisites from early design stages; on the other, they wisely blend typological, technological, and constructive features. The discussion pivots around the tight link between architectural and technological innovation, and how this often generates improvements in functional and environmental performances while enabling a more conscious resource allocation throughout the lifespan of a project.https://www.agathon.it/agathon/article/view/128textile architecturetemporary structurelightweight technologyarchitectural technologyinnovation |
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