Graphic statics is a traditional visual analysis method used for centuries to analyse structures and design some of the most elegant and impressive buildings and monuments in human history.
In this session, our expert speaker from Block Research Group will introduce computational implementation of graphic statics and interactive force-driven design explorations.
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Gain an understanding of computational implementation of graphic statics
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Learn the basic principles of Algebraic Graph Statics (AGS)
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Learn how to use computational graphic statics tools through examples
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Engineers with active roles in the conceptual design of structures, particularly shell structures, membrane structures, long span structures and trusses
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Conservation engineers assessing equilibrium and stability of masonry structures
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Engineers looking to use graphic statics to design efficient, material-saving structures
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Structural engineering students
We recommend viewing the first two webinars in this series beforehand. You can purchase these as single webinars, or purchase the series of five webinars and receive a series discount here.
This webinar is part 3 of a 5-part series on graphic statics. All webinars are recorded and available to purchase on-demand following the live broadcast:
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Graphic statics: structural design and analysis through geometry - available on-demand
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Graphical analysis of frames and trusses - available on-demand
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Computational graphical analysis of 2D structures - available on-demand
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Funicular shell form finding - available on-demand
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Advanced computational graphic statics - available on-demand
Juney Lee is a lecturer and postdoctoral researcher at the Block Research Group of ETH Zurich. He has Master of Architecture and Master of Structural Engineering degrees from MIT, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from UC Berkeley. His research interests include graphic statics, computational geometry, algorithmic design and geometry-based structural form-finding methods and sustainable materials and construction.