Materials experience 2 : expanding territories of materials and design (Record no. 71142)
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| fixed length control field | 06974 a2200157 4500 |
| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 9780128192443 |
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| Classification number | 620.11 |
| Item number | PED |
| 100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Pedgley, Owain & Others Eds. |
| 245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | Materials experience 2 : expanding territories of materials and design |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc | Cambridge |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc | Elsevier |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc | 2021 |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | xxiv,304p. |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE | |
| Formatted contents note | Contents <br/>List of Contributors xi<br/>Biographies xv<br/>Foreword xix<br/>Preface xxiii<br/>Chapter 1. Expanding territories of materials and design 1<br/>Owain Pedgley, Valentina Rognoli and Elvin Karana<br/>1.1 Introduction 1<br/>1.2 Expanding territories 4<br/>1.3 Where next? 10<br/>References 10<br/>Chapter 2. How new materials speak: analyzing the language of emerging materials in architecture 13<br/>Blaine Brownell<br/>2.1 Introduction 13<br/>2.2 Emerging materials 15<br/>2.3 The language of materials 16<br/>2.4 Establishing a dialog 18<br/>2.5 Common materials, uncommon applications 21<br/>2.6 Uncommon materials, common applications 23<br/>2.7 Uncommon materials, uncommon applications 25<br/>2.8 Advancing material linguistics 27<br/>References 30<br/>Chapter 3. Experiential craft: knowing through analog and digital materials experience 33<br/>Nithikul Nimkulrat<br/>3.1 Introduction: crafting with analog and digital materials 33<br/>3.2 Three concepts of materials experience: materialness, material-driven design, and material agency 34<br/>3.3 Handcrafting through digital tools 37<br/>3.4 Material engagement in digital fabrication 39<br/>3.5 Gestural crafting in virtual reality 43<br/>3.6 Translational craft: when digital meets analog materials experience 44<br/>3.7 Discussion: knowing through analog and digital materials experience 47<br/>Acknowledgments 50<br/>References 51<br/>Chapter 4. Digital crafting: a new frontier for material design 53<br/>Manuel Kretzer<br/>4.1 Introduction 53<br/>4.2 A brief history of digital design and fabrication 55<br/>4.3 The digital continuum 56<br/>4.4 Individual production 58<br/>4.5 Toward a new esthetics 59<br/>4.6 Digital crafting in educational practice 61<br/>Acknowledgments 65<br/>References 65<br/>Chapter 5. Surface texture as a designed material-product attribute 67<br/>Bahar Sener and Owain Pedgley<br/>5.1 Introduction 67<br/>5.2 Texture interpretations 68<br/>5.3 Visual versus tactile texture 70<br/>5.4 Micro- versus macro-texture 73<br/>5.5 Inherent texture versus texturization 74<br/>5.6 Surface texture roadmap 76<br/>5.7 Functional texture 76<br/>5.8 Discussion and conclusions 81<br/>5.9 Conclusion 84<br/>Acknowledgments 84<br/>References 85<br/>Chapter 6. Material change: transforming experience 89<br/>Debra Lilley and Ben Bridgens<br/>6.1 Introduction 89<br/>6.2 The interaction of material change and material experience 91<br/>6.3 Material change as a design strategy 98<br/>6.4 Conclusion 100<br/>References 101<br/>Around The Corner: Recent and Ongoing Projects in Materials and Design<br/>Project 1. Design touch matters: bending and stretching the potentials of smart material composites 105<br/>Bahareh Barati<br/>Project 2. Design for hybrid material systems: a material augmentation framework for meaningful experiences 111<br/>Stefano Parisi<br/>Project 3. An investigation of the esthetics and technologies of photochromic textiles 117<br/>Dilusha Rajapakse<br/>Project 4. Reflective weaving practice in smart textile material development process 123<br/>Emmi Anna Maria Pouta and Jussi Ville Mikkonen<br/>Project 5. Sound as a project requirement: evolution of an experimental tool for psychoacoustic evaluation of materials in architecture and design 127<br/>Doriana Dal Palu<br/>Project 6. Animated puppet skin design: material narratives in visually experienced objects 131<br/>Vincenzo Maselli<br/>Project 7. Material visualization and perception in virtual environments 135<br/>Mutian Niu<br/>Project 8. End-of-life care through design: visualizing places of death 141<br/>Michelle Knox<br/>Project 9. Material experiences of menstruation through symbiotic technologies 147<br/>Marie Louise Juul Sqndergaard, Ozgun Kilic Afsar and Madeline Balaam<br/>Project 10. The salt material house project: designing for death 153<br/>SunMin May Hwang<br/>Project 11. Reflecting on material interactions as a way of being with the world 159<br/>Bilge Merve Aktas and Camilla Groth<br/>Project 12. Beyond biomimicry: developing a living building realm for a postanthropocene era 163<br/>Assia Stefanova<br/>Project 13. Healing materialities from a biodesign perspective 167<br/>Barbara Pollini<br/>Project 14. Demonstrating a material making process through the cultivation of fungal growth 171<br/>Dilan Ozkan<br/>Project 15. Malfunction, maintenance, and materials 175<br/>Alexandra Karakas<br/>Project 16. Open-Ended Design: how to intentionally support change by designing with imperfection 179<br/>Francesca Ostuzzi<br/>Project 17. Material information platform for designing environmentally friendly products 183<br/>Indji Selim<br/>Project 18. Material education in design: engaging material experimentation and speculation 189<br/>Ziyu Zhou<br/>Chapter 7. A renewed recognition of the materiality of design in a circular economy: the case of bio-based plastics 193<br/>Conny Bakker and Ruud Balkenende<br/>7.1 Introduction 193<br/>7.2 Bio-based and biodegradable plastics: a short review 194<br/>7.3 Circular economy 198<br/>7.4 Designing with bio-based polymers in a circular economy: opportunities and challenges 203<br/>7.5 Conclusion 204<br/>References 205<br/>Chapter 8. Biotextiles: making textiles in a context of climate and biodiversity emergency 207<br/>Carole Collet<br/>8.1 Introduction 207<br/>8.2 Textile material innovation in an environmental crisis context 208<br/>8.3 Textile innovation in the context of the emergence of biodesign 212<br/>8.4 Strategies for designing textiles with living systems 214<br/>8.5 Conclusion 224<br/>References 224<br/>Chapter 9. Defining the DIY-Materials approach 227<br/>Valentina Rognoli and Camilo Ayala-Garcia<br/>9.1 The DIY-Materials phenomenon 228<br/>9.2 DIY-Materials: theoretical foundations 230<br/>9.3 DIY-Materials cases: collection and classification 235<br/>9.4 DIY-Materials classification: the five kingdoms 238<br/>9.5 Interrelationships between kingdoms and their updated definition 251<br/>Acknowledgments 254<br/>References 254<br/>Chapter 10. Design and science: a pathway for material design 259<br/>Carla Langella<br/>10.1 Intersections between design and science 259<br/>10.2 Divergences and convergences 261<br/>10.3 The evolution of the relationship between design and materials science 264<br/>10.4 The new material experience generated by the intersection between design and science 268<br/>10.5 Conclusion 275<br/>Acknowledgments 275<br/>References 276<br/>Chapter 11. Materialdesign: design with designed materials 279<br/>Markus Holzbach<br/>11.1 Introduction 279<br/>11.2 Design with designed materials 280<br/>11.3 Sensitive properties 281<br/>11.4 Informed materials 282<br/>11.5 Institute for Materialdesign IMD case studies 283<br/>11.6 Hybrid—material, properties, …, communication 293<br/>11.7 Nomenclature_Interdependence and In-Between 295<br/>11.8 Outlook 296<br/>References 297<br/>Index 299 |
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