The selection of structural form = Système et forme des structures = System und Form von Tragwerken

IABSE Symposium London 1981

Medium:	conference proceedings
Language(s):	English, French, German
Publisher:	International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE)
Published in:	Zurich, Switzerland
Conference:	IABSE Symposium: The selection of structural form = Système et forme des structures = System und Form von Tragwerken, London, United Kingdom, 1981
Page(s):	258
Year:	1981
Series:	IABSE reports of the working commissions (No. 36)
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Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Baumberger, Heinz B.	Energy conservation: who is concerned?
Cowan, Henry J.	History of construction in different geographical environments
Croome, D.J.	Structures as climatic modifiers - the influence of vernacular architecture
Davenport, A.G.	The selection of structural form to resist wind
Degenkolb, Henry J.	Structural forms in steel for earthquake resistance
Fintel, M.	The influence of earthquake forces on the selection of structural form
Fitch, James Marston	History of climatic influences in building design
Frangi, Roger	The influence of the construction methods on the design
Ghiocel, Dan	Reliability of snow roof load assessment
Glerum, A.	The influence of hydraulic forces on the selection of structural form
Gordon, J.E.	On the future of structural form: a natural reaction?
Hansen, Frode Johan	Construction of superstructures in different environments
Happold, E.	Materials and components
Hawkes, Dean	Mathematical models of form and energy use
Isler, Heinz	Effective use of concrete
Kordina, Karl	The influence of thermal forces on the structural form
Mainstone, Rowland J.	Historical developments in the selection of structural form in relation to natural and other forces
Mathieu, Henri	The influence of man-made loads on selection of structural form
Ödeen, Kai	Trends and development of building materials
Thornton, Charles H.	Structuring the commercial environment
Tomlinson, M.J.	Foundations in differing environments
Wainwright, S.A.	Form in nature

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