The 10th North American Materials Education Symposium (NAMES, 2019) symposium comes off this August 8-9, 2019.
There is just one month left to register for the leading materials education forum. Join Prof. Mike Ashby and other leading academics for two days of discussion around materials and engineering education. Hear talks, share best practice and gain new ideas for meeting the challenges facing today’s materials educators. Speakers include:
Prof. William Nix, Stanford University
Prof. Steve Yalisove, University of Michigan
Dr. Prith Banerjee, CTO at ANSYS, Inc.
Ms. Emily White, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Dr. Waguih Ishak, Chief Technologist – S&T Division VP, Corning Inc.
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Select articles on materials continue to be updated as they are acquired. These articles can be found in the attached link or in our journal collection in the Architecture Reading Room (KING+KING Library). Let us know if there are any materials articles that we should look into.
Koga, D. “Biofilms and Lichens on Eroded Marble Monuments Reconsidering Cleaning” APT Bulletin. vol. XLIX, no.2-3, 2018, 55-66
Golenda, G., Thomas, I. and Mills, Kendall. “Product: Tile Style” An Interior. Summer 2019, pp 36-59
Hall, J. “Building Practices. The Infrastructure of Materials Research” The Business of Research: Knowledge and Learning Redefined in Architectural Practice. vol. 89, no. 3, 2019, 102-107
Devlieger, L., Gielen, S.L., Roy A. and Duliere A. L. “Building and Demolition waste in UK” ARQ. vol. 23, no. 1, 2019, 90-96
Young, A. S. “Carbon Fiber Composite Holds Promise for Platform Construction” Theatre Design and Technology. vol. 55, no. 2, Spring 2019, 20-35
Fernandez-Galiano, L. “Dossier: Blibliotexas materials / Material Libraries” Arquitectura Viava. no 213, 2019, 55-76
Theroux, P. “Traditional Houses” Available at https://dreaminginarabic.wordpress.com/interesting-snippets/traditional-houses/ Assessed June 11, 2019 at 2:00pm
Zewde, S. “If You Don’t Build Anything, You Don’t Exist: Cementing the Future of Africatown in Seattle” No Sweat, no. 46, 2018, 208-2013
Witte, D. “Structural Bamboo Building Codes: Catalysts for Industry, Research and Construction Technology” TAD, Issue 3:1, Spring 2019, 50-64Selected Articles
Maximizing benefits of panelized walls while reducing cost of shipping windows in panels is critical to sustainable projects. In this review, Pella Architectural solutions provides receptor installation systems which completes critical flashing steps in a controlled environment before shipping windows for quick and easy installation on site.
The 10th North American Materials Education Symposium (NAMES, 2019) symposium comes off this August 8-9, 2019.
Register before June 26 to receive the early-bird discount and secure your place for two days of talks, poster sessions, networking, and more. This year’s theme of 100 years of Materials Education: Past, Present and Future captures the great strides in education that events like this symposium help our community to make.
Secure your place today and benefit from early-bird rates.
Find link below for more details.
Our fall schedule will be posted early September 2019
After the 2018 renovation, the Materials Collection has been relocated to the basement of Slocum Hall, room 008. Materials can be accessed with the assistance of King + King Architecture Library staff.
The materials are arranged by Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) format.
Each of the main tabs for the materials are placed under one of 7 groups, making it easier for you to find them in the materials room of the Architecture Reading Room. Each material has been coded so as to enhance accessibility and ease of use.
There are labels on each box to indicate contents. For example, all boxes that contain wood materials are labelled as wood composites. There are multiple boxes, hence every material has been given a number for example WPG001 which means that Wood Plastic (Box G) and material number 1 (001).
The Architecture Reading Room houses a vast collection of materials related books stored in the Working Drawings Room.
The link below provides information on our current holdings that can be found at https://suarrmaterials.syr.edu/resources/book-collection/
The schedule for Fall’18 lectures will be announced soon. Stay Tuned…