Materiology : the creatives guide to materials and technologies / by Matério ; authors: Daniel Kula and Élodie Ternaux ; associated author: Quentin Hirsinger ; graphic designers: General Design, Maroussia Jannelle with Benjamin Gomez.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Kula, Daniel, author.

Ternaux, Elodie, author.

Contributor:

MatériO (Firm), issuing body.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Manufacturing processes.

Materials--Catalogs.

Materials.

Materials science.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (380 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color)

Edition:

Revised edition.

Place of Publication:

Amsterdam : Frame Publishers ; Basel : Birkhäuser, [2014]

Language Note:

In English.

Summary:

Materiology is directed at all those who are interested in materials and in working with materials: from architects, production designers, and stylists to artists: a handbook for students and new professionals as well as for experienced professionals, written in a clear, understandable style.In four chapters, Materiology offers an overview of the different kinds, processing, and use of materials: 1. Material families: from wood, metal, and plastics to light. 2. Material catalog: over 120 material cards, from basic materials to the latest innovations. 3. Processes: The basics of material processing (spray molds, extrusion, and so on) are presented in a clear manner using numerous diagrams. 4. Thinking ahead: from new processing and use possibilities to questions concerning environmental protection and virtual reality. A prospectus addresses the issues that will be relevant in the future for material development and material use. The second edition has a further 18 material cards and focuses on the challenges of sustainability in design and architecture.

Materiology richtet sich an alle, die sich für Materialien interessieren und mit Materialien arbeiten: vom Architekten über den Produktdesigner und Stylisten bis hin zum Künstler: ein Handbuch für Studenten und Berufseinsteiger ebenso wie für erfahrene Profis, geschrieben in einem klar verständlichen Stil. Materiology bietet in vier Kapiteln einen Überblick über die Arten, die Verarbeitung und den Einsatz von Materialien: 1. Materialfamilien: von Holz über Metalle und Kunststoffe bis hin zum Licht.2. Materialkatalog: über 120 Materialkarten, von grundlegenden Stoffen bis hin zu brandneuen Innovationen. 3. Verfahren: Die Grundzüge der Materialbearbeitung und -verarbeitung (Spritzgießen, Extrusion etc.) werden anschaulich anhand von zahlreichen Diagrammen dargestellt. 4. Weiter gedacht: Von neuen Verarbeitungs- und Nutzungsmöglichkeiten bis hin zu Fragestellungen wie Umweltschutz und virtuelle Realität, werdenThemen diskutiert, die zukünftig für Materialentwicklung und Materialeinsatz relevant sein werden. Die zweite Auflage ist um 17 Materialkarten erweitert und stellt sich insbesondere der Herausforderung der Nachhaltigkeit in Design und Architektur.

Contents:

Families of materials

Catalogue of materials

Processes

Think different.

Material families. Wood

Paper, cardboard

Leather, hide

Metal

Glass, ceramics

Plastics

Composites

Textiles

Stone

Concrete

Light

Material catalogue. Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene

Aerogels

Alucobond®

Aluminum

Asphalt

Basalt, melted and lava

Bakelite

Bamboo

Biopolymers

Brass

Bronze

Burrs

Carbon

Cardboard

Cast iron

Cellulose acetate

Ceramic, architectural

Ceramic, technical

Ceramic, traditional

Chipboard

Concretes, conventional

Concretes, fibre

Concrete, high performance

Copper

Cork

Crystal

Diamond

Electroluminescence

Emerald

Epoxy or epoxides polyepoxides

Felt

Fibres, artificial

Fibres, carbon, aramid, basalt

Fibres, glass

Fibres of animal origin

Fibres of vegetable origin

Fibres, synthetic

Foams

Full grain leather

Fur

Gallium

Glass, 3D

Glass, borosilicate

Glass, coated

Glass, security-safety

Glass, toughened

Glass, vitroceramic

Gold

Granite

Honeycombs

Horn

Ivory

Lacquer

Laminated timber, glued

Laminates

Laser

Latheboard or coreboard

Lead

LED

LED, O-, P-, PHO-

Light source, discharge fluorescent

Light source, halogen incandescent

Light source, sodium mercury discharge

Light source, standard incandescent

Limestone

Liquidmetal®

Lithium

Magnesium

Magnetic materials

Marble

MDF

Mercury

Metamaterials

Mirrors

Mortar

Nacre

Non-Newtonian fluids

Nubuck-buckskin-suede

Oriented strand-board

Paper

Parchment

Phosphorescence-fluorescence

Photovoltaic cell

Piezoelectric materials

Plaster

Plywood

Plywood, moulded

Polyamide

Polycarbonate

Polyester

Polymethyl methacrylate

Polyoxymethylene

Polypropylene

Polystyrene

Polytetrafluorethylene

Polyurethane

Polyvinal chloride

Precious stones

Rare earths

Rubber-latex

Ruby & sapphire

Sandstone

Schist

Semiconductors

Shape memory alloys

Sharkskin or shagreen

Shell

Silicon

Silicone

Silver

Solid surfaces

Superconductors

Stainless steel

Steels

Thermoplastic elastomers

Tin

Titanium

Veneer

Wood polymers

Wood, retified

Wood species

XX-chromatic

Zamak alloys

Zinc

Processes. Cutting

Folding, bending

Machining

Assembly

Bonding

Heat sealing

Sewing

Stamping

Founding

Forging

Sintering

Cast moulding

Resin moulding

Calendering

Injection

Extrusion

Rotational moulding

Thermoforming

Digital processes

Printing

Finishes

Recycling

Think different. Reflections on hyperchoice

Absolute luxury

Fuzzy logic, fluzzy times

Finished materials, unfinished matters

Technosciences and design

Sustainable prejudices

Nano-this, nano-that

De natura materiae.

Notes:

First edition: Materiology : the creative's guide to materials and technologies.

Includes index.

Description based on print version record.

Contains:

Materiology : the creative's guide to materials and technologies.

ISBN:

3-03821-080-3

OCLC:

979635087