TYPOLOGY OF ARCHITECTURE OF INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AT THE TURN OF THE 20 TH AND 21ST CENTURY

  • Goncikowski M
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The paper is dedicated to the typology of modern industrial facilities. A typological classification was distinguished according to the structure: objects that are enclosures for industrial process-es, single-storey blocked buildings and multi-storey buildings. In line with the types of functional and spatial organisation there were distinguished: an additive-linear organisation : center, comb and directional, two-way additive organisation: mesh, ring - peripheral systems, agglomerate and integration organization of industrial buildings. The work hypothesizes that some of the organisa-tion types of industrial buildings can be adapted by public use buildings utilities due to the flexi-bility and adaptability of typological solutions in the architecture of industrial facilities.

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Goncikowski, M. (2020). TYPOLOGY OF ARCHITECTURE OF INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AT THE TURN OF THE 20 TH AND 21ST CENTURY. Space&FORM, 2020(43), 41–54. https://doi.org/10.21005/pif.2020.43.b-02

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