The Design Principle Cladding of Internal and External Walls and the Architectural Design Analysis

Alena Pernišová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.45

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The Design Principle Cladding of Internal and External Walls and the Architectural Design Analysis

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Design and implementation of surface treatments of individual bounding surfaces of the Interior should be in symbiosis. The interior is perceived as a functional unit, in which the coating of walls, ceiling and floors together with the furniture and other accessories create a particular style of the enclosed space. Surface treatments of facades give the building a unique architectural expression. A large group of facade finish represents mounted cladding. In practice they are widely used and are part of almost every object. They participate in the aesthetic appeal of the external environment and buildings from the architecture point. Cladding as part of the external walls affects its structural and physical properties and because of its coverage opacity they allow to use new, highly effective thermal insulation of the external walls.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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Cladding, Design, Material

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