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Are nanomaterial a thing of the distant future?

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The world revolves around the evolution and innovation in all fields, allowing us to better understand and interact with the world around us. Construction is not the exception, and when it is discussed it usually goes hand in hand with sustainability, ecology, home automation, autonomy arise and energy efficiency. Construction thus is becoming a result of not just the structure itself, but its surrounding, the material used and the technological novelties that can be included in an integrated manner, offering a more beautiful and efficient environment.

One of the elements that has recently been making progress and continues to be considered of great potential in the construction industry is nanotechnology.

Nanotechnology is the science of controlling matter at a nanoscale to create and utilize the material, device, structure or system in different fields. That structure that’s created at nanoscale is manipulated at the atom, molecular and supramolecular level to create larger structure with a whole new molecular structure.

Nanotechnology can be seen as nanocrystalyne that is integrated with solar panels to increase the solar absorption. Or for example the use of nanopigments as solar concentrators so as to allow the integration of solar collector systems into the exterior structure of buildings. Nanocomposites, unlike the aforementioned are not used for solar collection, but to introduce highly durable and efficient material in the construction of turbines that can be used to generate energy. There are many more, but these are just to mention a few.

As of now the construction industry is looking at nanomaterials due to their ability to integrate in one material so lightweight the strength of steel. At Caltech for example, the Applied Physics and Materials Science Department is studying the possibility of harnessing nanomaterial to adapt it to different situations. By trying to mold nanomaterial they are putting it to the test in different fields like construction and biology. In construction they are making small scales of nanomaterials and putting it to the test to see exactly how resistant it can be. It has proven to keep the promise of being comprised almost 99.9% of air, but retaining the strength of steel. The next steps for this team of engineers is to see how to advance on the road to scaling up the structures made in nanomaterials, in a way they can be built efficiently and large enough to become part of the construction of a building.  By honing in on the strength of the nanomaterial it could affect everything from costs of flights, if airplanes weighed less.

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Every year around the world there are conventions that explore the possibilities of nanomaterials and present the new findings of engineers and scientists from every corner of the world. In this year’s conventions, we are expecting to see many new research results, but among the top is the hope of getting closer to the answer of the biggest challenge the building sector has right now, which is the renovation rate of the buildings that have been built to date. It is at the moment considered to be very poor. At the same time, while trying to solve this challenge, it must be a cost-efficient solution. In terms of innovations, nanomaterial is expected to start showing multi-functionality to current materials, including making them lighter as mentioned before. It could very well be applied to buildings or the materials used to build it for example in the form of a coating of ceramic so as to make it a self-cleaning surface or for it to absorb CO2 emissions. There are other similar cases of involving coatings of nanoparticles for specific uses and at the moment is one of the most widely used applications of nanotechnology in construction. There are coatings for many functions from sterilizing properties to anti-graffiti, thermal control or even anti-reflection coatings. In these cases, they are adding value instead of improving energy efficiency, and in this way they are at the end improving the sustainability of construction products.

The small dimensions of nanomaterials allow it to generate new features and perform new functions, not to mention their physical and chemical properties like stability, hardness, optical sensitivity, conductivity, among others to be manipulated to improve conventional materials. The applications that nanomaterials can be used for are: low maintenance coating, lighter and stronger structural compounds, reduce thermal transfer rate of fire retardant and insulation materials, increase sound absorption of acoustic absorbers, increase reflectivity of glass, even improve pipe joining materials and techniques and better properties of materials made of cement. Cement in particular, being the most common construction material, is one material that has been studied at a macro level, but they are still on their way to understanding it at micro level. At the moment what can be said is that the nanomaterials can enhance the cement’s performance and many levels.

When seeing the innovations in the construction industry, it can definitely be said that nanotechnology and nanomaterials will have a big part in the search for affordable, efficient and eco-friendly constructions.

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One of the world's most innovative buildings beautifully transformed Seville

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Some architectural structures are so beautiful that they are considered works of art, and people travel across the world just to visit and admire its magnificence. There is one in particular that sits in the heart of Seville, Spain. The Metropol Parasol masterpiece by the firm of German artist and architect Jünger Mayer a, J. Mayer H. Architects, has been in the city since the construction finalized in 2011. With the hopes of converting Seville into a modern urban city center of the world, this building has come to be known as a landmark around the world.

Jünger Mayer, along with his firm, aims to participate in projects where architecture can focus on communication and new technology. He has overseen everything from urban planning schemes and buildings to installation works, always exploring the use of new materials and including the relationship between the human body, technology and nature. This Stuttgart University, The Cooper Union and Princeton University alumni has worked in this field since 1996. His most recent project is the Metropol Parasol, which had the purpose to redevelop the Plaza de la Encarnación, but before this he had been working on a courthouse in Belgium and several public and infrastructural projects in Georgia like the airport. He is also an artist and his work has been displayed around the world in the most prestigious museums like the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) New York and the one in San Francisco, as well as private collections. He has received various awards like the Holcim Award Bronze 2005 and the Winner Audi Urban Future Award in 2010. He has even been a professor at Princeton University, Columbia University and the Architectural Association in London, just to mention a few. His work speaks for itself and has allowed him to explore his art form to the fullest.

The Metropol Parasol located in the fourth largest city in Spain is considered to be the greatest and most innovative wooden structure of our time. They elevate over the plaza and surpass the old archaeological digging site to make this the center of both the historic and modern.  It was constructed with curves that give it natural movement and the sense of an almost organize tissue. The M Jürgen H Architects were awarded the opportunity to build this structure after a contest was opened in 2004. It was built up from the 560-meter plaza that was being used as a parking lot until 2005, when it was decided who would take over this project that would change the city dramatically.

People who visit this structure year round walk away with different perceptions or concepts of what it is and what it stands for. Some say it is a series or clouds hovering over the city, others say it’s an umbrella, whereas others simply see a beautiful landscape. The building itself contains many spaces that are used to exhibit art, bring together the cultural community and it even offers a space for leisure activities. The visitors can walk up the four floors and admire the different activities and spaces available. On the first floor is The Antiquarium Museum, which was designed on the interior by the architect Felipe Palomino and the archeologist Fernando Amores. In this museum you can still see the finds of the archeological dig and explore the remains of a Roman city. On the second level there is a market that is completely integrated with the street and the Plaza de la Encarnación, which is named the same. The market also has a walkway leading the Plaza Mayor. The Elevated Plaza is on the third floor, which is 5 meters over the market and is completely dedicated to cultural events.

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Finally, the fourth level has the “Parasols” which take on a kind of mushroom shape and cover almost all of the plazas underneath it. They have a panoramic curved platforms allowing you to look over onto the old Seville and a balcony. These large structures offer shade to the plazas and the market, but it lets the air breeze through the whole structure, offering a lovely experience at the market and the surrounding plazas. When under construction the neighboring buildings were taken into account not only for the height of the umbrella, but also the angle.

This innovative modern structure constructed mainly from wood, was not without controversy. The initial proposal was modified and approved before it could move forward, and start the construction of the pillars from which the 6 umbrella-type structures come out of. The location of these pillars or columns had to be in very specific locations to comply with the technical requirements. So the use of the micro laminated wood and the ambitious design truly makes this one of the most innovative structures of our time.