Showing posts with label STEEL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STEEL. Show all posts
Minimalist Staircase Design
Italian architects Francesco Librizzi and Matilde Cassani came up with a minimalist staircase design. The metal frame is thin and modern almost to a fault – climbing or descending requires careful steps.
Beijing National Stadium
Beijing National Stadium by Herzog and de Meuron: Though the arrangement of primary structural members is regular, the secondary and tertiary members are laid out randomly (see Figure 2b and c). Although they are structurally less important, they are also made up of the same 1.2 by 1.2 m steel box sections (however the thickness of plates of these sections varied between 10 mm to 100mm depending on the load carrying capacity). The secondary and tertiary members support the roof cladding and play a vital role in the seismic design. Even in a severe earthquake, the primary structure will remain elastic. The secondary and tertiary members, however, are designed to yield-thus minimizing the damage to main load- bearing members.
Column Cap
Tuchschmid-WALM® reinforced column caps offer a modern solution in compliance with SIA 262 with substantial advantages over conventiona...
Cantilevered Stairs
The Chenequa Residence is a single family home near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, designed by organic architect Robert Oshatz and built by Signa...
Steel work (unknow building)
Steel work (unknow building)
Timber column reinforcement
This was accomplished by designing the steel reinforcing as a metal jacket built completely around each column using various steel plates and angles http://blog.enriquepolo.es/2011/02/02/hello-world/
Santa Caterina Market, Enric Miralles/Benedetta Tagliabue
Detail of overhang with interesting tubular columns designed in what appears random way supporting a main truss holding up the roof.
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