COMPONENTS AND CONNECTIONS PRINCIPLES OF CONSTRUCTION
Every building is made up of components that can be organized in a wide variety of ways. Walls, for example, can be arranged differently in order to optimally fulfill their main functions—bearing loads, separating spaces, and providing protection. The book presents common structural systems such as...
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| 520 | |a Every building is made up of components that can be organized in a wide variety of ways. Walls, for example, can be arranged differently in order to optimally fulfill their main functions—bearing loads, separating spaces, and providing protection. The book presents common structural systems such as shear-wall, solid, and skeletal construction, and shows their impact on the overall structure. It explains how spaces can be connected vertically or horizontally and assembled into a coherent whole. Individual elements such as floor slabs, roofs, openings, and foundations are presented in terms of their functions and their possible connections. Beyond the multitude of possible details, the book reveals the underlying principles of detailing. Numerous specially prepared drawings explain the principles of building components and then illustrate them through realized projects | ||
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