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19 Examples of Architectural Technology
John Spacey, March 16, 2017
Architectural technology is the application of scientific knowledge to the construction of buildings and other structures. The following are common examples of architectural technology. Materials
Architectural materials such as composite fibre, glass, carbon concrete, steel and wood. Structures
Structural elements such as beams, trusses, plates, tensile cables and shells. Building Envelope
The basic structure of a building that protects it from air, water, noise, wind and excessive temperatures and light. For example, technologies used to insulate a building. Facades
Technologies that have applications for facades such as translucent concrete. Roof
Roofs commonly host green technologies such as rooftop gardens and rainwater harvesting systems. Energy
Systems to generate energy for a building such as solar roofs or walls. HVAC
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning to provide air to a building at a comfortable temperature.