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  • Geometric Study of Two-Dimension Stellated Reentrant Auxetic Structures to Transformable Architecture

    Mª Dolores Álvarez Elipe
    17-24

    Article ID: 5436
    169  (Abstract) 172  (Download)

    Abstract:

    Transformable architecture is totally linked to the study and knowledge of geometry. There are some materials in nature, whose geometric invariants establish equivalent structural behavior regarding the scalar transformations, developing different spatial typologies according to dimensional variation. Auxetic materials are characterized by their negative Poisson’s ratio. The can change their geometric configuration from a line... More

    2023-03-23
  • Transformable Geometries of Architecture between the Years of 1950 and 2015

    Mª Dolores Álvarez Elipe
    6-17

    Article ID: 510
    512  (Abstract) 150  (Download)

    Abstract:

    During 50 and 60 years, architecture began to experiment new processes of adaptation defining new deployable typologies in the engineering and architecture that had not been experienced until that moment. Transformable forms were developed from the study of geometry. Since then it has been emerged studies of this type by researchers who have continued or... More

    2019-07-19
  • The Effect of Courtyard Geometry on Airflow Regimes for Ventilation in Tropical Nigerian Environment

    Jideofor Anselm Akubue, Damilola Omusi Adesina
    1-10

    Article ID: 5951
    273  (Abstract) 192  (Download)

    Abstract:

    Effective natural ventilation is subject to the ambient wind flow, as well as the conditions of the micro-climate and the geometry of the built structures in the environment. Architects and designers adopt the courtyard concepts for designs in hot tropical climates owing to its unique geometrical characteristics that enable the improvement of airflow required for... More

    2023-11-03
  • Knot Types Used by Transformable and Rigid Linear Structural Systems

    Mª Dolores Álvarez Elipe
    1-15

    Article ID: 4352
    362  (Abstract) 211  (Download)

    Abstract:

    A knot is the joining place between two or more constructive elements in a framework or structure. They have a fundamental importance in the structure, according to their design they will be able to give a geometric configuration or another to the system and will also absorb certain forces or others. Depending on the... More

    2022-05-10
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