Lecture

Building Technology III: Cable Structures and Arches

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This lecture delves into the design of cable structures and arches, focusing on a suspended roof example from the 1998 Lisbon Universal Exhibition. It explores different structural solutions, including tensioned cables and rigid structures, to achieve architectural intentions while considering stability and aesthetics.

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