Advances in Nano Research
Volume 18, Number 3, 2025, pages 281-288
DOI: 10.12989/anr.2025.18.3.281
Effects of nanotechnology in the structural innovation of modern architecture structures and improving the energy efficiency
Zhenzhen Kang, Canlin Zhang and Wei Miao
Abstract
Nanotechnology has been integrated into architectural design, and the construction industry is experiencing new solutions that give better structural integrity, aesthetic value, and sustainability for buildings. This paper elaborately analyses and creates, with a lot of care and imagination, the use of nanotechnology in engineering resistant architectural structures linking innovation in scientific research to the artistic principles of designs. Nanotechnology, through the manipulation of materials at the nanoscale level, provides a variety of prospects that will extend or even redefine conventional construction methods for architects and engineers. Architectural structures with precisely constituted nanomaterials—carbon nanotubes and graphene derive strength and resilience unprecedented in their ability to withstand environmental stresses and human impacts. This approach is not bereft of the artistic aspect in architectural design, even if it has a technologically zealous name. Using nanomaterial properties, an architect can let his imagination run wild and pull out architecturally striking, avant-garde structures that set the imagination afire while serving practical purposes. This will offer an avenue for the fusion of art and science in the design process to unleash new ways of iconic landmark creation testaments which shall reflect human ingenuity and progress. It will, therefore, be seeking to explore the multi-dimensional applications of Nanotechnology in terms of architecture, ranging from structural analysis to aesthetic improvement and sustainability with durability. It is the belief of the paper that in pointing out or highlighting the symbiotic relationship that exists between technology and artistry, it will be in a position to segue the community of architects to be more innovative, experiment with new ideas in the architectural design dimension.
Key Words
architectural structures; artistic design; nanotechnology; sustainability for buildings
Address
Zhenzhen Kang: School of Arts, Tianjin University of Commerce, Tianjin 300134, Tianjin, China
Canlin Zhang: Florida State University, USA
Wei Miao: Shandong Vocational College of industry, Zibo 255000, Shandong, China