The Future of Architecture in Modular Construction

Martina Mlčochová; Pavel Řihák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.835.489

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The Future of Architecture in Modular Construction

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Modular building is without question a world trend not unknown for the global building. Nowadays the future of architecture is discussed from the viewpoint of modular building. Modular building may have an exclusive role when dealing with current condition of architecture ant its future development. The article deals with the modular construction of the historical development and current trends. Construction speed, efficiency, quality materials. These are the common denominators of modular construction. However, it should be avoided technocratic construction without soul and try to instilling to modular construction aesthetic and quality parameters for building the modular architecture.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 835)

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489-493

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May 2016

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Martina Mlčochová*, Pavel Řihák

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Czech Republic, Expo, Modular Architecture, Modular Building, Module, Plattenbau

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