(in Polish)
J. Abramczyk
Volume 540; Issue 8
Pages 3-5
Accepted for publication: 12.07.2017 r.
The paper presents an innovative method of geometrical shaping of free form buildings characterized by shell roofs made up of nominally flat steel sheets folded in one direction and elastically transformed into shell shapes as well as plane-walled oblique elevations of glass plates. A usage of the method in searching for attractive architectural free forms is also proposed. In addition, some chosen geometrical and mechanical properties of the shell sheets really specific for the considered transformations are described. The analyses performed on the basis of experimental and numerical tests enable to propose initial geometrical and numerical models. These models constitute a ground for elaborating mechanical model of the transformed shell sheet. The analyses carried out are the initial step in creating uniform and accurate method for geometrical and structural shaping such complete free forms and their structures.
Keywords: free form, consistent architectural form, corrugated roof shell, computational model.
Keywords: free form, consistent architectural form, corrugated roof shell, computational model.
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Jacek Abramczyk, Ph. D. Eng. - Rzeszow University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Environmental and Architecture
Jacek Abramczyk, Ph. D. Eng.
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