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Masted Structures in Architecture

English · Paperback / Softback

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Zusatztext 'Highly informative and for designers interested in the subject it is the most thorough reference I have seen'Architectural Review'A comprehensive and well illustrated review of a large number of structures.'Architect's Journal 'An excellent review of the subject, of interest not only to architects and engineers, but to anyone concerned with new architectural forms.'Viewpoint magazine'Masted Structures in Architecture is an essential reference resource and of interest to architects, students and developers.'Hinge Magazine'Impressive attention to detail'Building Magazine Informationen zum Autor James B. Harris, Kevin Pui-K Li Klappentext Masted structures are one of the most interesting developments in post-war architecture resulting from a combination of collaboration between architect and engineer! structural engineering theory and advanced technology. This book is a survey and analysis of masted structures. Zusammenfassung Masted structures are one of the most interesting developments in post-war architecture resulting from a combination of collaboration between architect and engineer, structural engineering theory and advanced technology. This book is a survey and analysis of masted structures. Inhaltsverzeichnis Tension structures in architecture; Structural fundamentals; Historical origins - bridges and tents; 19th century suspension structures in architecture; 20th century masted structures; Single mast structures; Two mast structures; Four mast structures; Masted membrane structures; Masted grandstand structures; Rotational structures; Structural case study; Summaries and conclusions; Selective gazetteer; Bibliography; Index.

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