Lecture
Cadres: Structural Elements
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This lecture covers the definition of frames and porticos as structures composed of horizontal and vertical elements, the line of action of compression stresses, 2-joint frames, Vierendeel beams, wooden frames, and examples of modern architectural projects.
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