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Topics in architectural styles

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Pointed Arches and Flying Buttresses
Covers the modeling and support of pointed arches and flying buttresses in Gothic architecture.
Arcs on Multiple Bays
Explores the forces in spherical domes and vaults, focusing on support forces and design considerations for gothic arches.
Gothic Surfaces: Curvature, Development, and Stereotomy
Delves into the geometric principles of Gothic architecture, focusing on surface curvature and stereotomy techniques.
Flying Buttresses and Arches
Explores the design of flying buttresses and pointed arches in Gothic architecture, emphasizing reaction forces and weight distribution.
Gothic Surfaces: Analysis and Construction
Explores the analysis and construction of Gothic surfaces, focusing on intricate geometrical details and techniques used in architectural design.
Gothic Surfaces: Evolution and Construction Techniques
Explores the evolution of Gothic surfaces in architecture, focusing on construction techniques and innovative solutions developed over time.
Arch Structures: Principles and EvolutionMOOC: The Art of Structures I - Cables and arcs
Explores the evolution of arch structures from ancient Roman vaults to modern thin shell designs.
Stéréotomie: Modeling Stone Structures
Covers the modeling of stone structures, collaborative work, and systematic document management for student projects.
Forces at Supports: Design and Calculation
Covers the design and calculation of structures, focusing on forces at supports and inclined forces.
Vault IntersectionsMOOC: The Art of Structures I - Cables and arcs
Explores the geometry and types of vault intersections, showcasing historical examples and the generation of vaults, including the architectural marvel of King's College Chapel.

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