文档介绍：SMART MATERIALS AND
NEW TECHNOLOGIES
Smart Materials and
New Technologies
For the architecture and
design professions
D. Michelle Addington
Daniel L. Schodek
Harvard University
Architectural Press
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First published 2005
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Contents
Preface vii
Acknowledgments xi
1 Materials in architecture and design 1
Materials and architecture 2
The contemporary design context 5
The phenomenological boundary 7
Characteristics of smart materials and systems 8
Moving forward 11
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