IMPACT OF "BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGIES" ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF HIGH-TECH PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Authors

  • A. Dmitrieva "Architecture of industrial structures" Moscow architectural Institute (state Academy)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31618/nas.2413-5291.2020.1.61.314

Keywords:

smart factory, breakthrough technologies, high-tech production facilities, space-planning flexibility, compactness of architectural solutions, sustainable architecture

Abstract

"Breakthrough technologies", by means of transformation of production processes, have a significant impact on the architectural solutions of modern high-tech facilities. The most significant trends are: space-planning compactness and flexibility, reduction of warehouse space and volumes, "openness" and "permeability" of the production environment, "sustainability" of architectural solutions. Today, there are examples of production facilities that implement most of these trends. In future, dynamism and transformability will become the most important qualities of industrial architecture.

Author Biography

A. Dmitrieva , "Architecture of industrial structures" Moscow architectural Institute (state Academy)

tutor of the Department

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2020-12-08

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 34(61) (2020)

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