Lecture

Structural Grids: Beams and Frameworks

Description

This lecture explores the principles and typologies of structural grids in architecture, focusing on beam grids in reinforced concrete, steel, and ultra-high-performance concrete. Examples such as the Bacardi Office Building and the Yale Art Gallery are analyzed, along with non-linear beam grids like the Gatti Spinning Mill. The lecture also covers the design and construction challenges of beam grids, showcasing projects by renowned architects and engineers.

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