an interactive environment for graphic statics-based structural design
The courses Structural Design I and II explain the fundamentals of how structures function. These courses put great emphasis on studying the relationship between the form of a structure and the internal forces within it by means of graphic statics.
The courses Structural Design I and II explain the fundamentals of how structures function. These courses put great emphasis on studying the relationship between the form of a structure and the internal forces within it by means of graphic statics.
The course Structural Design III complements the courses Structural Design I and II, which show the fundamentals of how structures function. The course explores the relationship between architecture and structure by analyzing buildings built using the main structural materials.
In Structural Design IV, the students will apply the knowledge gained during the courses Structural Design I, II and III in a semester-long design project.
This course presents the potentials of combining graphic statics with computational tools.
This course teaches structurally-informed computational design and digital fabrication methods for compression-only shell structures.
The goal of the course is to introduce students to Structural Design, which is regarded as a discipline that relates structural behavior, construction technologies and architectural concepts. The course encourages students to understand the relationship between the form of a structure and the forces within it by promoting the development of designed projects.
Structural consulting for Structural Design IV and semester project / diploma
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