Its level of fire resistance depends on the type of steel. We commonly use steel is in construction for the following purposes:. Wood is arguably the oldest construction material as it has been in use. It is naturally available and cost-efficient, strong and durable, and flexible in all senses.

It can be bent, molded, or cured into desirable shapes. Other than its durability, wood is an environmentally sustainable material.

We can use wood for commercial and residential buildings , and it works well with other materials. It functionally works well with steel, marble, and aluminum.

Compared to other construction materials, wood is relatively light and easy to standardize in size. It has high tensile strength and is good in soundproofing and insulation. Stone is the longest-lasting building material. The most ancient buildings in the world are made of stone.

We commonly use stone in walls and floorings, and the texture makes it versatile. Stone comes with smooth finish textures to rough ones and also comes in many different colors. Examples of stones used in construction are sandstone, granite, and marble.

Ordinary stone is cheap, but the prices go up for unique finishes. For marble countertops, quality and color increase the production time and cost. Stone has a few drawbacks. Its density affects its workability due to its weight, thus making it difficult to move it.

Stone is also a terrible insulator therefore ineffective for insulation in cold environments. Masonry uses bricks which are rectangular blocks, and they are later bound with mortar. Bricks were traditionally made from heated and dry clay. They have a high compression resistance, but they can break easily.

The most vital bricks in existence now are concrete blocks which are reinforced using steel. Masonry is fire-resistant and durable.

Due to its high compressive strength, we use it to construct load-bearing walls. Masonry can support multi-story buildings when reinforced with concrete, thus providing an economical building choice. Bamboo is a unique material with a high strength-to-weight ratio.

It rivals concrete, brick, and wood in terms of compressive strength and high tensile strength. It is mostly applied in residential buildings, scaffolding, and bridges.

This plastic foam material is used in buildings to curtail air infiltration and provide thermal insulation. Some common forms of concrete foam include polystyrene and polyurethane foam inserted between cement, wood, and other concrete forms.

Glass is made from liquid sand and is used in most buildings to construct facades. It is also used for flooring and internal building partitions.

Glass has a lower weight than brick and masonry and has a better aesthetic appearance. The thickness of the glass is selected according to the applied loads and is designed to comply with the design standards. Aluminum is increasing in demand, especially with the scarcity of timber in construction.

It is an eco-friendly material with a minimal effect on the ecosystem compared to other construction materials. Aluminum is not as strong and is mixed with other alloys like copper and magnesium to increase its strength. Different aluminum grades have different strengths, and the selection of the material depends on its application.

Material selection is fundamental in any building project or renovation. Though most contractors already have a contract sum in mind, it is best to consider the suitability of materials in a project despite the cost. Below are some of the importance of selecting the right materials in a construction project.

The durability of a material affects the defects liability period and the timeframe of warranty within the project. It is also best to ensure the durability of construction materials to ensure the stability of a structure.

Sometimes buildings are modified for reasons that do not concern their structural integrity, and durability planning maps out a reasonable service life target of a building. The cost of materials is a vital discussion point between engineers, the client, and the architect. However, looking for the most affordable product without considering its lifespan and utility is not always desirable.

The choice of construction materials is primarily made on cost, structural, and thermal properties. However, building materials have environmental implications, such as pollution and energy consequences in the manufacturing processes.

Poor quality construction materials also increase waste issues throughout the stages of construction. Improper selection of materials can affect your material management system and sequence of construction activities.

On the fun side, vinyl also offers the greatest range of styles at a price, from '50s boomerang motifs to ancient Roman marble tiles. Better-quality vinyl flooring features "inlaid construction" with color and pattern uniform throughout rather than printed on top, for richer color and less noticeable nicks.

Top-of-the-line vinyl floors have a thick urethane wear layer that offers the most shine and shine retention, as well as the greatest stain resistance. Mid-range vinyl may also offer a urethane wear layer, but it won't be as thick; lower-range vinyl has a vinyl wear layer that's best for households without pets and kids.

Sheet vinyl, best installed by a professional, eliminates tile lines or possible lift-up due to standing water. Vinyl tiles with self-stick backs can be easily and quickly installed by just about any homeowner.

Tiles also let you design patterns or borders using several colors. A leading kitchen flooring material until after World War II, when America fell in love with plastic, linoleum is staging a comeback.

An environmentalist's delight, linoleum is made of all natural products -- linseed oil, pine resin, and wood flour. Inexpensive and durable, today's linoleum comes in matte-finished solid colors and marbleized patterns.

It is ideal for retro-style kitchens, especially those striving for a s to s feel. It is also a very affordable option for people with lower budgets. One of the newer synthetic flooring options, laminate flooring looks like wood, stone, or marble because the pattern is actually a photograph of the "real thing.

It's many, many times more wear-resistant than countertop laminates and can usually be laid directly over an existing floor. Proper installation is crucial.

Although laminate can be installed by a savvy do-it-yourselfer, it is best handled by an experienced pro. Hardwood kitchen floors can last a lifetime and harmonize with just about any kitchen decor. Warm, natural, and resilient, wood floors only gain charm and character with life's inevitable nicks and dents.

Rustic oak, with its pronounced grain, is great for casual or country traditional-style kitchens; fine-grained maple and cherry create richly elegant looks; ash, beech, and birch are sleek and modern. Other handsome favorites include hickory, pecan, walnut, mahogany, and teak. Soft woods, most often pine, have a country-style charm but do show wear and damage more than hardwoods.

Rubber Kitchen Floors A popular flooring in health-care, restaurant, and other commercial settings, rubber floors are an ingenious solution for creating commercial-style kitchens at home.

Among the most resilient and comfortable floorings to walk and stand on, rubber floors are easy to clean and are extremely forgiving of dropped glassware. Offered in textured sheets or tile, rubber floors may last 20 years.

A decorative building material since ancient times, ceramic tile retains its colorful charm virtually forever. Made of clay that is pressed, glazed, and fired, ceramic tile has many stonelike qualities: It stands up easily to hot pots and is cool to the touch, but it is tough on dropped glassware.

Ceramic wears for ages but, like stone, can chip or crack under heavy abuse. Colors and designs are literally unlimited. In addition to a vast selection of beguiling patterns, you can custom-order tiles that are hand-painted with color schemes and motifs you personally specify to coordinate with your kitchen.

High-gloss finishes make it easy to wipe splatters from countertops and walls, but for floors, it's safer to select matte or textured-glazed tiles to reduce slipping when the surface is wet. To minimize grout discoloration from mildew and food stains, specify a grout with mildewcide in the mixture or a midtone grout taupe and gray are practical and popular , and use a mild bleach cleaner.

Rustic and handsome, quarry tile is a mix of clay, shale, or earth extruded to produce an unglazed tile. Terra-cotta literally "baked earth" tile is made of clay that's been fired but left unglazed. Some terra-cotta tiles come with a baked-on sealer; other terra-cotta tiles and quarry tiles should be sealed to prevent permanent staining.

These tiles may also be glazed for more lustrous color and a more refined look. Limestone, tumbled marble, and slate tiles are among the most elegant flooring choices available. These tiles share properties with marble, granite, and other stone materials, but are valued as much for their interesting textures as for their colorations.

Natural stone tiles must be sealed to prevent stains. The right wall treatments can really bring out the flooring, as well as the other materials in your kitchen. We'll examine kitchen wall treatments in the next section.

Whether or not there's a lot of kitchen wall space left on view after the new cabinets and appliances are in place, you'll want your walls to support your decorating scheme. If your kitchen redo involves more decorating than remodeling, you'll be pleased at how much of an improvement new wall treatments can make.

Coordinate the wall treatment style and color with your cabinets, or, if your cabinets aren't being replaced, consider painting them to match the new wall color.

Either way, you'll cool the clutter and create a more spacious, calming look, whatever your style. Here's what you need to consider:. Paint is the kitchen wall treatment that's easiest to change, easiest to clean, and least expensive.

Many experts recommend "eggshell" paint paint with a slight sheen for walls and semigloss paint for trim in homes without kids and pets, and semigloss walls and high-gloss trim for homes that need to endure more wear and tear. All the usual recommendations about paint effects apply to kitchen paint.

Light colors dry lighter and dark colors dry darker than they appear when wet, so buy a small amount and test it on your wall before making a commitment to gallons. Light colors will make your kitchen look more spacious and cool; midtone and dark colors will make it look cozier and warmer.

Traditional styles usually feature white or other contrast-color trim; contemporary styles feature walls and trim of the same color. If you plan to use both wallcovering and paint in your kitchen, choose the wallcovering first.

It's much easier to custom-mix a paint to match a wallcovering than it is to find a wallcovering containing the exact color of your paint! Don't overlook the elegant potential of special faux-finish effects with paint.

Sponging and ragging, for example, can create a sense of airiness or rustic charm. A breakfast nook or pantry door is a great place to create a sense of vista with a classic trompe l'oeil still life or garden scene.

If you want a more complex color scheme or pattern than paint makes possible, or if your walls are in less-than-paint-perfect condition, wallcoverings offer dimension, warmth, and eye appeal with surprisingly easy care.

Modern kitchen wallcoverings bear little resemblance to fragile wallpapers of yore. They're also a world away from the less-than-inspiring looks that used to be available in coated wallpapers for the kitchen. Today, kitchen wallcoverings are as beautiful and subtle as traditional wallpapers for other rooms, but they're not just spongeable, they're scrubbable.

Traditional-style rooms are made for wallcoverings, and you can find motifs inspired by just about every historical period, each in a wide selection of colors. Many wallcovering companies offer carefully researched collections that are adaptations of actual historic wallpapers, recolored for today's tastes.

Others replicate the colors as well as the patterns of historical papers, if you're really intent on a historically correct impression. And, while paint is generally less expensive than paper, if you want a trompe l'oeil picture, it's probably going to be much less costly to purchase a length of scenic paper than it would be to commission a painting.

Modern rooms don't have to do without wallcoverings, either. In addition to nostalgic motifs from the s to s, wallcoverings that simulate sponging, marbling, stippling, and other timeless faux-finishing techniques are plentiful.

While rooted in ancient techniques, these styles work beautifully in contemporary kitchens. From rustic, cabin-style kitchens to elegant European kitchens, wood paneling can create a mood like no other wall treatment. Unless your kitchen gets lots of natural light and is on the large side, you probably will want to keep the wood tones on the naturally pale side.

Whitewashed wood is a great compromise if you want a beachside or cottage look; it delivers the warmth of wood and the space-expanding qualities of white. Like other wallcoverings, paneling is a fine solution for less-than-perfect wall surfaces, providing dimension, warmth, and subtle visual interest.

Wood paneling upkeep is much the same as for cabinets, and natural wood tones have the advantage of hiding fingerprints and smudges. The windows are a key part of any kitchen remodeling project. There are two things to consider with kitchen windows: the treatments and the windows themselves.

We'll start by examining the window treatments. The classic charm of cafe curtains is often associated with kitchen window treatments, but these aren't the only choice.

Fabric valances make pleasing toppers to cafe cute; sets and are great for traditional and retro decorating schemes. Roman shades are chic solutions for neoclassical or contemporary spaces. Metal mini-blinds are also fine in modern rooms and have the added advantage of furthering any color scheme and being more fire resistant than other window treatments.

Matchstick or bamboo shades are a novel approach that adds an especially pleasing touch in kitchens showcasing an ethnic flair. In natural tones, they offer the plus of hiding dust.

You may decide on an elaborate treatment in an eat-in area, but it's best to keep fabrics, tassels, and such well away from the cooking arena. For a dramatic look without a lot of drape, consider pelmets hard valances jigsawed out of thin wood to frame your windows.

If your kitchen opens into a great room or family room, try coordinating the window treatments. They don't need to match, but they should relate.

If your family room draperies are patterned in blue and gold, for example, consider a honey-hued bamboo shade or a solid blue mini-blind for the kitchen. If you've got elaborate burgundy floral draperies in the great room, think about a burgundy plaid in the kitchen, and line or trim the great room draperies with a bit of the plaid.

In general, keep kitchen wallcoverings a bit simpler than those in adjoining rooms. Windows may be custom, semicustom, or stock, but they're all constructed to fit snugly in the window opening provided.

You can choose from aluminum, vinyl, wood, aluminum over wood, and vinyl over wood, depending on your needs and budget. Whatever material you prefer, the best news about double- or triple-pane windows is that separate storm windows are a thing of the past.

More common than double-hungs are casement windows, which are actually an older, simpler style than double-hungs.

Casement windows are hinged on the side and can swing in or out to provide complete ventilation. They usually operate with crank handles, making them easy to operate, even when placed above counters and sinks. Make sure your casements are hinged to swing outward, or you'll need to allow space in front of the window for opening.

Decorative windows. Decorative windows are available in many shapes and sizes, but among the most pleasing is the half-round, sometimes called Palladian after the classic architect Palladio, who popularized them. Half-round windows can be positioned above doors, above other windows, or in shallow wall spaces to bring in more light and create architectural interest.

Quarter-round and elliptical versions are also available. Doors and hardware are the final two items on our list. In the next section, we'll cover these kitchen materials.

The doors and hardware complete the look of your kitchen. So before you start your kitchen remodeling project, you need to find out more about these materials. Glazed doors let in the light, but they also pose a greater security issue than solid doors.

Sliding doors are contemporary classics, at home in modern or retro rooms. They allow easy access to patios and decks and eliminate the need to sacrifice floor space for door swing.

For a romantic traditional look, French doors are the style of choice. These hinged, swinging doors traditionally are used in pairs and open from the center.

If possible, they should open to the inside, although this does require allotting door-swing space. Kitchen hardware -- window cranks and pulls, cabinet knobs and handles, door and drawer pulls, and more, are often called the jewelry of the room.

They don't have to match, and, in most cases, you won't be able to match them. But do keep the number of different looks to a minimum. For example, don't mix shiny brass, brushed brass, chrome, brushed nickel-finish steel, white-enameled metal, and so on, all in one room.

You'll want to stay with a complementary look. However, shape can also affect whether a particular metal "reads" modern or classic. You have more choices than you may think. Use hardware to personalize your kitchen.

If you don't like the standard knobs that came with your stock cabinets, shop for novelty ones you like better. Why settle for a plain chrome knob when you can have a knob or pull that's an antiqued brass acorn, a verdigris frog, or a pewter-look miniature fork?

After all, creating a new and improved kitchen may be work, but you can still have fun and indulge your taste when choosing your materials. And let's face it: Taste is what a kitchen is about! Mary Wynn Ryan is the author of numerous interior design books, including The Ultimate Kitchen, The Ultimate Bath, Cottage Style, Fresh Country Style, and Garden Style.

She has written about home furnishings and interior design for various magazines and served as Midwest editor of Design Times magazine.

She was also the director of consumer and trade marketing for the Chicago Merchandise Mart's residential design center. She is president of Winning Ways Marketing, an editorial and marketing consulting firm that specializes in home design and decorating.

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Kitchen Countertops A kitchen countertop is another big-ticket item. As with cabinets, there are numerous types of kitchen countertops from which to choose. The primary options include laminate, ceramic tile, wood, marble, and granite.

Each material has its advantages and disadvantages -- the trick is to figure out which kind of countertop works best with your particular kitchen.

We'll help sort everything out in this section by examining the different kinds of kitchen countertops. Kitchen Lighting Most people who are remodeling their kitchen don't consider lighting to be a primary consideration. They should. Visibility is vitally important in an area where you're working with knives and other potentially dangerous cooking tools.

In addition, the proper lighting can give your kitchen a warm and homey feeling. In this section, we'll examine the ins and outs of kitchen lighting, from halogen lights to incandescent bulbs.

We'll also offer advice on choosing kitchen lighting fixtures. Kitchen Wall Treatments The first rule in choosing wall treatments is to coordinate them with your cabinets. Paint is a popular wall treatment because it's relatively inexpensive and easy to clean which is always a prime consideration with a kitchen.

If you want something a little less common, you can go with wallpaper or paneling. Whatever you decide, don't underestimate the importance of wall treatments. We'll tell you about all your options in this section. Kitchen Windows Let the sunshine in! The right kitchen window will do just that, providing a bright and cheery place for you to do your cooking.

Your window choices range from double-hung to sliders -- we'll tell you about these options and others. The window treatments you pick are equally important.

They add character to your windows, and to your kitchen as a whole. Cafe curtains are a popular choice, while matchstick or bamboo shades add a more novel element to your kitchen decor. In this section, we'll show you which wall treatments will work best for you. Kitchen Doors and Hardware When it comes to kitchens, a door isn't just a door.

It not only provides access to your kitchen, but it also offers an opportunity to add another decorative touch. Your options include glazed doors, swinging doors, and sliding doors -- all of which we'll discuss in this section. Kitchen hardware -- such as cabinet knobs and window cranks -- really offer an opportunity to spice up your kitchen.

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Bamboo usage is generally dictated by the geographical location of the architectural project. In locations where bamboo makes sense, it is an incredibly flexible, strong , sustainable material that can be useful in many ways.

Reflecting everything about our new material endeavors is carbon fiber : "five times stronger than steel, twice as stiff, weighing significantly less.

Due to the evolution of photovoltaic technology , cells may no longer have to be locked in place on the roof. The International Energy Agency's design handbook for photovoltaics in buildings is available for free online. Earth is among the oldest building materials we can think of due to its almost universal accessibility and relative ease of use at small scales.

We produce a huge amount of waste covering a huge range of materials, but getting to know your waste is an excellent idea for future architects. Creating a passive thermal environment , shielding from rain, and blending into similar natural surroundings are just a few things that straw is good at.

Not only can we learn from their use of materials, it also opens up opportunities for us to coexist by incorporating their organic materials into our architecture. As with all materials, accessibility and cost plays a huge role. Finally, if you're looking for a resource to specify products for a project, why not try ArchDaily's Product Catalog?

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