New Design and Fabrication Methods for Freeform Stone Vaults Based on Ruled Surfaces

  • Rippmann M
  • Block P
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Thin concrete and steel grid shells show elegantly how shell design is used for contemporary freeform architecture. Their natural beauty is coupled to an inherent efficiency due to minimal bending, result from their good structural form. Thanks to digital form finding tools, streamlined planning processes and automated fabrication, the technical and economic difficulties to design and build those structures, especially grid shells, decreased significantly [1].

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Rippmann, M., & Block, P. (2011). New Design and Fabrication Methods for Freeform Stone Vaults Based on Ruled Surfaces. In Computational Design Modelling (pp. 181–189). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-23435-4_21

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