Realms of Space Architecture SPACE ENVIRONMENTS Orbital Deep space Small scale to large scale urbanism PLANETARY SURFACE ENVIRONMENTS Lunar, Mars, etc ISRU-derived Outposts to colonization EARTH-BASED SPACE ARCHITECTURE Space launch infrastructure Architecture for extreme environments Spin-off technologies INTRODUCTION TO SPACE ARCHITECTURE Introduction to Space Architecture Chapter 1: What is Space Architecture? Sherwood Chapter 2: Vernacular of Space Architecture Kennedy ORBITAL ARCHITECTURE Orbital Architecture Chapter 3: Design Constraints for Orbital Architecture Sherwood Chapter 4: Performance of the International Space Station Interior Jones Chapter 5: International Space Station Crew Quarters Broyan, Borrego, Bahr Chapter 6: Retrofitting the International Space Station Fairburn Chapter 7: Alternative Space Station Module Interiors Nixon, Okushi Chapter 8: TransHab Project Kennedy Chapter 9: Design of TransHab-Based System Herman Chapter 10: Space Hotel Based on the TransHab Favata Chapter 11: Habitats for Long-Duration Missions Sherwood, Capps Chapter 12: Artificial Gravity Hall Chapter 13: Orbital Cities Sherwood PLANET SURFACE ARCHITECTURE Planet Surface Architecture Chapter 14: Design Constraints for Planet Surface Architecture Sherwood, Toups Chapter 15: Lunar-Base Structures Cohen, Benaroya Chapter 16: Lunar Habitat Concepts Toups, Kennedy Chapter 17: Lunar Surface Airlocks Griffin Chapter 18: Habot Concept Cohen, Tisdale Chapter 19: Roving Laboratory Vogler, Vittori, Ransom, Granziera Chapter 20: Flat-Floor Inflatable Structures Lowe Chapter 21: TRIGON Modular Robotic Construction System Howe, Gibson Chapter 22: Lunar-Base Site Design Sherwood Chapter 23: Mars Habitat Using Locally Produced Materials Lansdorp, von Bengtson Chapter 24: Lunar Architecture and Urbanism Sherwood EARTH-BASED SPACE ARCHITECTURE Earth-base Space Architecture Chapter 25: Human-Space-Mission Simulators Mohanty, Fairburn, Imhof, Ransom, Vogler Chapter 26: Antarctic Habitat Analogue Toups, Cadogan, Scheir Chapter 27: Halley VI Antarctic Research Station Broughton Chapter 28: Planetary and Lunar Surface Simulator Nixon, Ovrum, Clancey Chapter 29: Spaceport Design Adams, Petrov Chapter 30: Space Architecture for the Mother Ship: Bringing it Home Vogler, Vittori Editors A. Scott Howe has a PhD in architecture from University of Michigan, and a second PhD in Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering, focusing on self-assembling structures and modular robotic construction systems. Dr. Howe is currently located at Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in the Mission Systems Concepts Section, Exploration Systems Concepts group. Before joining JPL, Dr. Howe served 10 years working in Japan on building design, kit- of-parts modular building systems, and automated construction research with Kajima Corporation, Shimizu, and Hazama, and as faculty member at University of Oregon for 3 years, and Hong Kong University for 6 years. Brent Sherwood manages strategic planning and project formulation at NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He has been at JPL for five years, following 17 years at the Boeing Company. He earned an M.S. In aerospace engineering from the University of Maryland, after a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture, and a B.A. From Yale University. He writes and speaks in fields related to the human settlement of space. Contributing Authors Constance Adams, Synthesis International Juergen F. Bahr, ERC Inc Haym Benaroya, Rutgers University Melissa Ann Borrego, MEI Technologies Inc Hugh Broughton, Hugh Broughton Architects James Lee Broyan, NASA Johnson Space Center David Cadogan, ILC Dover Stephen D. Capps, Boeing Company Paul Clancy, 4CON Space S.A.R.L. Marc M. Cohen, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Susan Fairburn, Fibre Design Inc Paola Favata, architect Ian Gibson, National University of Singapore Loris Granziera, independent consultant Brand Griffin, Gray Research Theodore W. Hall, University of Michigan Matthew Herman, Buro Happold architects & engineers A. Scott Howe, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Contributing Authors (cont) Barbara Imhof, LIQUIFER Systems Group Bas Landsdorp, Ampyx Power Rod Jones, NASA Johnson Space Center Kriss J. Kennedy, NASA Johnson Space Center James Lowe, independent researcher Susmita Mohanty, Earth 2 Orbit David Nixon, Altus Associates, and Astrocourier (Ireland) Ltd Jun Okushi, Okushi Architects Truls Ovrum, Altus Associates Georgi Petrov, Synthesis International Stephen Ransom, independent aerospace consultant Craig Scheir, ILC Dover Brent Sherwood, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Ross Tisdale, architect Larry Toups, NASA Johnson Space Center Arturo Vittori, Architecture + Vision Andreas Vogler, Architecture + Vision Kristian von Bengtson, Copenhagen Suborbitals