Arch Structures: Principles and Evolution

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Introduces AutoCAD 3D modeling commands and techniques for creating vaults and managing properties.

Covers the organization of the course, creation of voussoir components, collaborative work, and selection of group components.

Explores efforts, resistance, balance, and shape in structures, using the Marseille transporter bridge as an example.

Covers deformations, subsystems, cable networks, sizing, and structural stability with practical design exercises.

Introduces the functioning of structures in architecture, covering beams, arcs, cables, vaults, domes, rigidity, stability, and deformations.

Covers the art of structures, focusing on rigidity, stability, beams, cables, and subsystems.

Introduces basic AutoCAD functions for creating vault elevations and working with parametric modifications and layers.

Explores the evolution of Gothic surfaces in architecture, focusing on construction techniques and innovative solutions developed over time.

Explores the analysis and construction of Gothic surfaces, focusing on intricate geometrical details and techniques used in architectural design.

Delves into the geometric principles of Gothic architecture, focusing on surface curvature and stereotomy techniques.