کتابچه متریک برنامه‌ریزی و داده‌های طراحی [ویرایش دوم]: داده‌های برنامه‌ریزی و طراحی

This Book Deals With All The Principal Building Types, Ranging From Airports, Factories And Warehouses, Offices, Shops And Hospitals. For Each Such Building Type, The Basic Design Requirements And All The Principal Dimensional Data Is Given. Preface -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Notation, Drawing Office Practice And Dimensional Coordination -- 2. Basic Design Data -- 3. Sanitary Installations And Cloakrooms -- 4. Design For The Vehicle -- 5. Aids To Pedestrian Movement -- 6. Landscape Design -- 7. Terminals And Transport Interchanges -- 8. Factories -- 9. Industrial Storage Buildings -- 10. Farm Buildings -- 11. Offices -- 12. Law Courts -- 13. Retail Trading -- 14. Payment And Counselling Offices -- 15. Public Service Buildings -- 16. Primary Health Care -- 17. Hospitals -- 18. Eating And Drinking -- 19. Studios For Sound And Vision -- 20. Auditoria -- 21. Community Centres -- 22. Swimming -- 23. Boating -- 24. Outdoor Sports And Stadia -- 25. Indoor Sports -- 26. Equestrian Design -- 27. Places Of Worship -- 28. Schools -- 29. Higher Education -- 30. Laboratories -- 31. Museums, Art Galleries And Temporary Exhibition Spaces -- 32. Libraries And Information Centres -- 33. Houses And Flats -- 34. Student Housing And Housing For Young People -- 35. Homes For Old People -- 36. Hotels -- 37. Tropical Design -- 38. Thermal Environment -- 39. Light -- 40. Sound -- 41. Structure -- 42. Fire -- 43. Security -- 44. Access For Maintenance -- 45. Service Distribution -- 46. Materials -- Appendix A. The Si System -- Appendix B. Conversion Factors And Tables -- Previous Ed.: Published As New Metric Handbook / Edited By Patricia Tutt And David Adler. Oxford : Butterworth-architecture, 1979 (revised Reprint 1981 With Subsequent Reprints). - Earlier Eds.: Published As Aj Metric Handbook. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. 01_48_contents.pdf......Page 1 02_48_notation_dims.pdf......Page 10 NOTATION......Page 11 ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS......Page 12 DRAWINGS......Page 13 MEASURING INSTRUMENTS......Page 15 DIMENSIONAL COORDINATION......Page 18 PLANNING......Page 23 REFERENCES......Page 24 03_48_basic_data.pdf......Page 26 ANTHROPOMETRICS......Page 27 ERGONOMICS......Page 30 DISABLED PEOPLE......Page 34 CIRCULATION SPACES......Page 39 ACTIVITIES......Page 45 STORAGE......Page 47 REFERENCES......Page 51 04_48_sanitary_inst.pdf......Page 53 EARLY PLANNING......Page 54 DETAILED CONSIDERATIONS OF APPLIANCES......Page 59 SAUNAS......Page 70 PUBLIC CLOAKROOMS......Page 71 REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 73 05_48_vehicle.pdf......Page 76 VEHICLES......Page 77 ROADS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS......Page 82 ROAD DESIGN DETAILS......Page 85 BIKEWAYS AND CYCLE PARKING......Page 87 PARKING......Page 90 SERVICE STATIONS......Page 95 REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 101 06_48_ped_mov_aids.pdf......Page 104 LIFTS......Page 105 PASSENGER LIFTS......Page 106 GOODS LIFTS......Page 112 ESCALATORS AND PASSENGER CONVEYORS......Page 113 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 115 07_48_landscape.pdf......Page 117 WALKWAYS......Page 118 STEPS......Page 121 RAMPS......Page 122 HANDRAILS......Page 123 SEATING......Page 124 BARRIERS......Page 125 RETAINING WALLS......Page 129 GATES AND DOORS......Page 130 CHILDREN’S PLAY EQUIPMENT......Page 132 REFERENCES......Page 133 08_48_transport_terminal.pdf......Page 135 INTRODUCTION......Page 136 AIRPORT PASSENGER TERMINALS......Page 137 LANDSIDE FUNCTIONS......Page 141 AIRSIDE FUNCTIONS......Page 143 AIRCRAFT AND APRON REQUIREMENTS......Page 145 BUS AND COACH STATIONS......Page 146 RAILWAY STATIONS......Page 153 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 154 09_48_factories.pdf......Page 156 10_48_ind_storage.pdf......Page 168 HEIGHT, AREA AND TYPE OF HANDLING SYSTEM......Page 169 STORAGE METHOD......Page 170 RELATIONSHIP OF STORAGE METHOD, MECHANICAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND BUILDING HEIGHT......Page 173 OUTLINE SPECIFICATION......Page 174 HANDLING EQUIPMENT......Page 177 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 179 11_48_farm.pdf......Page 181 12_48_offices.pdf......Page 200 INTRODUCTION......Page 201 MATCHING SUPPLY AND DEMAND......Page 203 STANDARD METHOD OF BUILDING MEASUREMENT......Page 204 THE TIME-BASED NATURE OF THE OFFICE ENVIRONMENT......Page 205 THE OFFICE SHELL......Page 206 BUILDING SERVICES......Page 207 SCENERY AND SETTING OPTIONS......Page 208 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 216 13_48_law_courts.pdf......Page 218 14_48_retail_trade.pdf......Page 225 TERMINOLOGY......Page 226 MARKETS......Page 227 SHOPS AND STORES......Page 229 SMALL SHOPS......Page 231 VARIETY STORES......Page 233 HYPERMARKETS, SUPERSTORES, DISCOUNT STORES......Page 234 SHOPPING CENTRES......Page 235 REGIONAL CENTRES......Page 239 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 241 15_48_payment and counselling offices.pdf......Page 244 16_48_publice_service.pdf......Page 255 TOWN HALLS......Page 256 FIRE STATIONS......Page 258 AMBULANCE STATIONS......Page 263 POLICE STATIONS......Page 265 REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 270 17_48_healthCare.pdf......Page 272 18_48_hospitals.pdf......Page 282 19_48_eat_drink.pdf......Page 312 BASIC PLANNING......Page 313 KITCHENS......Page 314 SERVERIES......Page 329 RESTAURANTS......Page 332 TRANSPORT CATERING......Page 334 PUBLIC HOUSES......Page 336 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 343 20_48_studio_for_sound.pdf......Page 345 21_48_auditoria.pdf......Page 352 SEATING......Page 353 AUDITORIUM DESIGN......Page 355 THEATRE......Page 365 CONCERT HALL......Page 376 CONFERENCE HALLS......Page 378 CINEMAS......Page 384 MULTI-PURPOSE AUDITORIA......Page 389 SUPPORT FACILITIES......Page 390 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 392 22_48_community_centres.pdf......Page 394 23_48_swimming.pdf......Page 400 24_48_boating.pdf......Page 413 25_48_out_sport.pdf......Page 426 26_48_indoor_sport.pdf......Page 440 SPORTS HALLS......Page 441 ANCILLARY HALLS......Page 448 PROJECTILE HALLS......Page 451 SPECIAL SPACES......Page 453 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 455 27_48_equestrian.pdf......Page 457 28_48_worship.pdf......Page 464 29_48_schools.pdf......Page 488 INTRODUCTION......Page 489 THE BUILDING OF SCHOOLS......Page 490 DETAIL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS......Page 491 NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES......Page 495 PRIMARY SCHOOLS......Page 496 SECONDARY SCHOOLS......Page 499 PROVISION FOR SPECIAL NEEDS IN EDUCATION......Page 503 REFERENCES......Page 505 30_48_hihger_education.pdf......Page 507 UNIVERSITIES......Page 508 TEACHING SPACES......Page 514 COLLEGES OF EDUCATION......Page 515 31_48_labs.pdf......Page 517 32_48_museum_art_galeries_exib.pdf......Page 534 33_48_lib_infoCentre.pdf......Page 542 34_48_houses_flats.pdf......Page 553 INTRODUCTION......Page 554 OTHER PUBLISHED SPACE STANDARDS......Page 556 OTHER DESIGN DATA......Page 559 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSES......Page 562 PURPOSE-BUILT FLATS......Page 566 HOUSE CONVERSIONS......Page 567 ACCOMMODATION FOR SINGLE PEOPLE......Page 568 SHELTERED HOUSING......Page 569 ESTATE MODERNISATION......Page 572 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 573 35_48_student_housing.pdf......Page 575 36_48_homesForOld.pdf......Page 586 37_48_hotels.pdf......Page 592 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS......Page 593 BEDROOMS......Page 597 PUBLIC AREAS......Page 601 OTHER SPACES......Page 603 ACCESS AND CAR PARKING......Page 604 38_48_tropical_design.pdf......Page 607 39_48_thermal_env.pdf......Page 620 INTRODUCTION......Page 621 HEAT TRANSFER MECHANISMS......Page 622 THERMAL COMFORT......Page 625 SITE AND CLIMATE......Page 628 BUILDING FABRIC......Page 634 CONDENSATION......Page 638 INFILTRATION AND VENTILATION......Page 641 HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS......Page 643 PREDICTION AND MEASUREMENT......Page 651 40_48_light.pdf......Page 655 A PASSIVE SOLAR RESOURCE......Page 656 DAYLIGHT INDOORS......Page 660 WINDOW DESIGN......Page 661 ELECTRIC LAMPS......Page 662 LUMINAIRES......Page 663 PLANNING AN OVERALL LIGHTING SYSTEM......Page 666 DISPLAY LIGHTING......Page 667 VISUAL DISPLAY TERMINALS......Page 668 GLOSSARY......Page 669 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES......Page 672 41_48_sound.pdf......Page 674 42_48_structures.pdf......Page 690 BASIC STRUCTURAL THEORY......Page 691 STRUCTURAL MATERIALS......Page 710 TIMBER......Page 712 REINFORCED CONCRETE......Page 716 STRUCTURAL STEELWORK AND OTHER METALS......Page 719 FOUNDATIONS......Page 725 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 749 43_48_fire.pdf......Page 752 COMPONENTS OF FIRE......Page 753 PRINCIPLES OF FIRE PROTECTION......Page 754 MEANS OF ESCAPE......Page 759 MATERIALS......Page 771 FIRE PROTECTION APPLIANCES AND INSTALLATIONS......Page 773 STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS......Page 774 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 775 44_48_security.pdf......Page 778 45_48_acces_for_maintenance.pdf......Page 782 ACCESS......Page 783 INTERNAL ACCESS......Page 784 EXTERNAL ACCESS......Page 786 ROOF SUSPENSION SYSTEMS......Page 788 BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 789 46_48_service distribution.pdf......Page 791 PLANT ROOMS AND DISTRIBUTION ZONES......Page 792 DOMESTIC HEATING AND HOT WATER......Page 807 47_48_materials.pdf......Page 809 STEEL......Page 810 TIMBER......Page 812 PRECAST CONCRETE......Page 814 ROOFING......Page 816 GLASS......Page 817 WINDOWS AND DOORS......Page 818 PIPES FOR PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE......Page 821 MATERIALS FOR ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION......Page 827 48_48_appendices_index.pdf......Page 831 The SI system......Page 832 Conversion factors and tables......Page 836 Contributors......Page 844 Index......Page 847 Originally devised as a guide for converting from imperial to metric measurements, 'The Metric Handbook' has since been totally transformed into a major international handbook of planning and design data. The second edition has been completely updated, with most chapters being totally rewritten, to meet the needs of the modern designer. The book contains nearly 50 chapters dealing with all the principal building types from airports, factories and warehouses, offices shops and hospitals, to schools, religious buildings and libraries. For each building type 'The Metric Handbook' gives the basic design requirements and all the principal dimensional data. Several chapters deal with general aspects of building such as materials, lighting, acoustics and tropical design. There are also sections on general design data, including details of human dimensions and space requirements. It is a unique authoritative reference for solving everyday planning problems. In its various editions it has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide, and continues to be a reference work belonging on every design office desk or drawing board. * THE source of information to solve your everyday planning problems * Easy to use provider of all data needed for the job * Keeps you up to date with all the latest information A handbook of planning and design data, this work contains nearly 50 chapters dealing with the principal building types from airports, factories and warehouses, offices shops and hospitals, to schools, religious buildings and libraries. For each building type, it gives the basic design requirements and all the principal dimensional data.