Hybrid Earth-Timber Floor Slabs: Scaling Circular, Low-Carbon Construction Through Automation

IF 0.3 4区艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Pub Date : 2024-09-06 DOI:10.1002/ad.3099

Tobias Bonwetsch, Tobias Huber

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Abstract

Whilst reusable and sustainable, the age-old construction technique of rammed earth is also labour intensive in its compacting and tamping, and therefore expensive. The contemporary building industry consequently shies away from it. Tobias Bonwetsch, co-founder of Zurich-based sustainable construction start-up Rematter, and Tobias Huber of ZPF Ingenieure in Basel, describe their research into combining earth with locally sourced renewable timber and an automated manufacturing process to produce composite floor slabs that use the strengths and advantages of each material.

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土木混合楼板：通过自动化扩大循环低碳建筑规模

夯土这种古老的建筑技术虽然可以重复使用并具有可持续性，但在压实和夯实过程中需要大量劳动力，因此成本高昂。因此，当代建筑业对其敬而远之。苏黎世可持续建筑初创公司 Rematter 的联合创始人托比亚斯-邦韦茨（Tobias Bonwetsch）和巴塞尔 ZPF 工程公司的托比亚斯-胡贝尔（Tobias Huber）介绍了他们将泥土与当地采购的可再生木材和自动化生产流程相结合，生产出复合楼板的研究成果，这种复合楼板可以利用每种材料的优点和长处。

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