- There are three fundamental techniques used to quantitatively and qualitatively explore load flow in this studio environment
- Graphical analysis tools that solely use geometry, not algebra, to analyze and design. This is broadly known as graphic statics, but this textbook uses more of the qualitative understanding of where a funicular would lie in relation to the designed form, and how far the funicular is from the centerline of the structure
- Finite element tools such as SAP2000. Readers are guided in setting up models, the use of such models and given the means to roughly check the validity of their results via the graphical techniques previously described as well as by the following tool. The visualization of load flow afforded by these programs is unmatched and certainly outweighs any drawbacks to such an approach
- Parametric modeling in Karamba, which is a plugin for Grasshopper (part of the Rhino Suite). This state of the art tool is already being explored by students and practitioners. It is necessary and timely to harness and channel the energy and excitement surrounding this state of the art tool
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- この教本について
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Understanding how gravity loads and wind and earthquake loads flow through a building is of utmost importance to all structural engineers and architects. Paradoxically, this critical idea is practically not addressed in any textbook on the market. Meant as a companion to the author’s Structures: A Geometric Approach, this textbook fills that need with qualitative techniques as well as quantitative tools that use state of the art visual representation of forces and deformations in structures.
Structures: A Studio Approach reaches out to both structural engineers and designers by presenting structural engineering topics in an interdisciplinary studio environment. Using many graphical techniques, it offers a very rigorous approach, but also enables creativity. Cutting edge finite element as well as parametric modeling tools are used, and state of the art visual representations of force flow help both groups of students realize that understanding three dimensional load flow in a building is a requirement for channeling that flow in a structurally efficient and visually expressive manner. Ultimately, the reader is able to develop a unique structural sensibility; an ethos that places structural design on an equal footing with the design of program, skin, massing and site.
- 著者について
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Dr. Edmond P. Saliklis is a professor in the architectural engineering department at California Polytechninc State University. He specializes in Structural Art, Graphical Statics and Constitutive Modeling of Orthotropic Materials. He hold an M.S. in Civil Engineering from Syracuse University and a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is the author of the companion book, Structures: A Geometric Approach, also published by Springer.
- Table of contents (11 chapters)
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Introduction
Pages 1-3
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Loads
Pages 5-26
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Dead Load Flow
Pages 27-70
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Dead Load and Live Load
Pages 71-105
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Earthquake Loads
Pages 107-142
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Table of contents (11 chapters)
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書誌情報
- Bibliographic Information
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- Book Title
- Structures: A Studio Approach
- Authors
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- Edmond Saliklis
- Copyright
- 2020
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
- Copyright Holder
- Springer Nature Switzerland AG
- イーブック ISBN
- 978-3-030-33153-5
- DOI
- 10.1007/978-3-030-33153-5
- ハードカバー ISBN
- 978-3-030-33152-8
- Edition Number
- 1
- Number of Pages
- IX, 340
- Number of Illustrations
- 120 b/w illustrations, 376 illustrations in colour
- Topics
