The Art of Structures: Introduction to Architectural Structural Design

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Introduces the functioning of structures in architecture, covering engineer and architect roles, course content, and necessary materials.

Explores forces, equilibrium, resistance, and deformations in structural grids, cables, arches, and beams.

Covers the basics of structural elements like beams, cables, arches, and trusses.

Explores forces, equilibrium, compression, cables, membranes, stability, and historical examples of vaulted structures.

Explores the forces in spherical domes and vaults, focusing on support forces and design considerations for gothic arches.

Covers the design of a membrane structure and uploading images to a server.

Explores cable networks in structural engineering, emphasizing equilibrium, deformations, and rigidity.

Presents the fundamental principles of moments and beams in structural analysis.

Introduces structural mechanics concepts like distributed loads, centroids, and equilibrium in 2D and 3D.

Covers stability in structures, equilibrium, resistance, and stiffness of different elements and forces.