Learning objectives
The Course aims to offer some elements for a first approach to the structural planning activity, in the context of architectural analysis and planning
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
Development of the trilith system from wooden temples to the Parthenon. Overview of the static behaviour of arched structures. Roman architecture: building types and construction techniques. Byzantine architecture: case study: St. Sofia. Evolution of the roofing of the basilica ( from trussed roof to cross vault Cupolas: roofing of centre-plan buildings . Iron age: from cast iron column to steel sheet. Concrete and reinforced concrete : experimentation and realisation in the 1800 and 1900s<br />
Full programme
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Bibliography
Robert Maillart : ponti e stabilimenti industriali. P. Luigi Nervi , strutturista e artista .
Teaching methods
Given the preparatory nature of these teaching activities within the general context of the learning pathway, as a rule mainly intuitive analytical concepts will be presented without reference to the classical physical and mathematical developments which will, on the other hand, become the habitual and essential tools required by the students to tackle subsequent courses in the structural area.<br />
written examination
Assessment methods and criteria
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Other information
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