Journal: Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures
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- A Novel Form Finding Method for Fabric Formwork for Concrete ShellsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresVan Mele, Tom; Block, Philippe (2011) - The Architecture of Heinz IslerItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresKotnik, Toni; Schwartz, Joseph (2011) - Structural design of the flexibly formed, meshreinforced concrete sandwich shell roof of nest hiloItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresVeenendaal, Diederik; Bakker, Jack; Block, Philippe (2017) - Théâtre Vidy Lausanne - A Double-Layered Timber Folded Plate StructureItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresRobeller, Christopher; Gamerro, Julien; Weinand, Yves (2017) - Low Carbon Vaulted Masonry StructuresItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresDe Wolf, Catherine; Ramage, Michael; Ochsendorf, John (2016)To reduce embodied carbon in buildings, two strategies are available. First, material efficiency is improved. Second, the materials are chosen for their low carbon content. The operational carbon of buildings has lowered recently, but for immediate emissions savings innovations in embodied carbon are needed. This research demonstrates that most material mass lies in roofs and floor slabs, rather than in walls and columns. Therefore, the first strategy to reduce impacts would be to lower their material quantities in floor and roof design. For the second strategy, alternative materials are studied. Vaulted masonry structures combine both strategies: vaults span spaces efficiently and masonry has a lower embodied impact than steel and concrete. Results demonstrate that a combination of both strategies effectively lowers the embodied carbon of buildings: typical floor and roof structures range around 440 kgCO2e/m2 whereas vaulted tile masonry can be as low as 60 kgCO2e/m2. - Design strategies of hybrid bending-active systems based on graphic statics and a constrained force density methodItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresBoulic, Léa; Schwartz, Joseph (2018) - Geometry-based Understanding of StructuresItem type: Journal Article
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial StructuresVan Mele, Tom; Lachauer, Lorenz; Rippmann, Matthias; et al. (2012)
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