[THEORY & ARTICLES]

THE SCIENCE OF ARCHITECTURE

 

Analysis or design problems in the mechanics of materials generally involves two major areas :

-Determination of the internal forces set up within the material by loads or displacements imposed on it ; this is a largely mathematical undertaking, termed stress analysis. These internal forces are often independent of the choice of material used in the structure, and it is often possible to carry out this analysis without much specific knowledge of the material itself. This is the mechanics in "mechanics of materials".

-Understanding the material's response to there internal forces. The material may stretch or distort, this deformation may be reversible or permanent, or the material may fracture in any of several ways. This part of the problem is most certainly materials-specific; it is the materials in "mechanics of materials".

David Roylance, Mechanics of Materials, 1996

 







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C O U R S E W A R E Highly Highly Recommanded !!

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STRUCTURE AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Highly recommanded!!

[book summary] By Corkill, Puderbaugh, and Sawyers

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   L E C T U R E  O N  S T R U C T U R E

 

INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL DESIGN

Highly recommanded!!

[lecture]

By Prof. Kirk Martini

University of Virginia

Department of Architecture

Spring 1998

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR DYNAMIC LOAD Highly recommanded!!

[lecture] By Prof. Kirk Martini / University of Virginia / Department of Architecture

 

Wonderful Professor Highly recommanded!!

Prof. Kirk Martini, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Department of Architecture, University of Virginia

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STRUCTURE 1 Highly recommanded!!

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FORCES, STRUCTURE AND ARCHITECTURE Highly Recommanded !!

By Coco Moran

Forces, Structure and Architecture is a unit I taught to my fifth and sixth grade practicum students at Marks Meadow Elementary School in Amherst, Massachusetts. The unit began as a study of forces. Then gradually moved to structures. After this part of the unit, I continued with a study of architecture. A lot of the theories pertaining to how a building stands, along with materials had been in place for a while when we commenced the architecture part of the unit, so we were well prepared. With things like forces, materials, and basics of construction, we were able to discover what a landscape architect, historic renovator, engineer and constructor perform during the course of their work. The last three professionals were able to speak to the class first hand by coming into the classroom as our guest or by a field trip directly to the site, for example, of the new Polymer Research building at the University of Massachusetts campus at Amherst.

 

 

   A R T I C L E

 

The Art of Renaissance Science : Galileo and Perspective

[article] Prof. Joseph W. Dauben



From L.Sullivan To SOM

[article] Boston grade go to chicago

 

Component Architecture from Building Systems Technology

Designing and building with component for great economy

 

CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM

[lecture] By Professor Michael Hein

 


SC Solution : Bridge Engineering

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   J O U R N A L

 

Architronic

Architronic is a scholarly refereed journal, exploring the new ranges
of architectural communication available through digital media. It is a platform
for both presenting and reviewing research as a journal, and a forum for stimulating
dialogue on emerging ideas.

 

Electronic Journals

These are full-text journals that either are available through a library subscription or are freely available on the Internet. If you don't see the title you need, or the online version does not go back far enough, check UTCAT to see if the same journal is available from the library in a print format.

 

 

 

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"......The engineer has to be an architect to the extect that the architect has to be an engineer so that in combination they produce the creative building......."

Fazlur R. Khan, Construction's Man of the Year, Engineering New Record, 10, Feb., 1972

 

Renaissance Art and Architecture

 

Orthodox Art and Architecture

By John Yiannias, University of Virginia

 

History of Art 101 Lectures

By Dr. Renata Holod, Professor in History of Art

Art and Civilization Before 1450

 

PERIOD AND STYLE FOR DESIGNERS

Ancient World Egypt / Minos (Crete) / Mycenea

Foundations of Western Architecture Greece / Rome / Pompeii

Early Christian Period 250-1200 AD

Early Middle Ages / Romanesque / Byzantine / English Medieval

Gothic Early Gothic / High Gothic Style / English Gothic /

The Renaissance Italian Renaissance / European Renaissance / English Renaissance

The Baroque Italian Baroque / French Classical Baroque / English Baroque (Restoration)

18th Century Rococo / English Palladian Style / Neoclassical Period

19th Century

Directoire / Empire / Federalist / Neo Gothic / Early Victorian / Late Victorian / American Victorian

1890 to Present Art Nouveau / Modern Style