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    began to use cast iron as a structural support in their building to provide strength for all the bulk. Thus the cast iron became very popular and spread throughout Europe. According to the text, (“ the innovator in the use of cast iron for public buildings was, in fact, not an architect but a distinguished horticulturist and a greenhouse designer, Joseph Paxton.” in Fiero 195) He has a building that was first prefabricated building and the forebear of the functional steel and glass…

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    False Flag Attacks

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    Over one hundred first responders, firefighters, and pedestrians heard explosions shortly before the buildings fell. The American people were told that the fire from the jet fuel weakened the steel joists enough for the building to collapse (Towers Collapse). However if that were true the buildings would not have fallen right into themselves in a free fall, they would have fallen to the side or leaned to the side because the impact and fire would have been hottest at the point of impact. However…

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    Compared to steel body panels and parts, aluminum body panels and parts are expensive. These are expensive materials, and until recently, these materials are often associated with expensive luxury cars like Jaguar XJ, Audi A8 and a number of Land Rover models. And since the repair takes time and require specialized training among mechanics and engineers, the labor costs are higher. But it does not mean that a damaged luxury car or SUV like a Land Rover will give you sleepless nights. There are…

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    7. The official report explained that the collapse was exclusively caused by a fire that took place in the building. If this report was true it would make World trade Center 7 the first and only steel-framed high-rise building to have collapse solely because of a fire. Multiple scientists and structural engineers have expressed their deep belief that it is utterly impossible for this building to have collapsed solely from a fire. The fact that none of these buildings have ever been brought down…

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    The idea that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts is a theme that runs through Salisbury's The Pronoun “I” is Becoming Obsolete, Hurley's The Perils of Pollution in Steel City, and Turner's American Individualism and Structural Injustice. The individual parts are often not able to stand alone, but together they form a comprehensive whole. Some groups are exploited, but the gestalt group achieves more together than they would apart. The majority and minorities can achieve more…

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    Flatiron Building Essay

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    scriptures of the Old Testament. Vitruvius, a Roman architect and engineer, wrote the treatise: De architectura – based on a set of principles concerned with the theory of architecture, also known as the Vitruvian triad. He highlights the importance of structural integrity, utility and function, and the honesty of true beauty defined by a paradigm of, “firmness, commodity and delight.” Vitruvius’ writings established a concept that influenced the craft of architecture developed to be the…

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    A common preconception with wood buildings is that they are more prone to weathering and failure and therefore are less likely to last as long as concrete or steel structures. The reality is that all buildings must consider how to protect the structure from the effects of weather and climate; therefore a well-designed building envelope will address the concerns of one building structure over another on the basis…

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    King Yin Lei Case Study

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    (Figure 4), introduced the loadbearing steel frame, a structural technique that allowed buildings to expand upwards, igniting a spark that would soon become prominent in all of urban architecture – strong vertical lines and recessed horizontals. Furthermore, the British Industrial Revolution brought about the development of new, sturdier materials such as steel, iron and concrete, which were able to add stability to future structures. A prominent structural element that was created in 1853 using…

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    AND IMPORTANCE OF THE BRITISH STEEL INDUSTRY AND TRADE DURING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Introduction In the paper it will be explained the importance of the steel as a commodity throughout the latter part of the 19th century during the Industrial Revolution in Britain, as well as the impact of the production and its trade, exposing political, economic and social aspects that were directly affected by the technological development of Britain in matter of steel. The steel, according to the…

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    m. . 7. Interchanges Plan All gatherings in reference to the development ought to have succinct gathering minutes that are taken utilizing an institutionalized configuration with appropriation rules. A complete correspondences arrangement would be actualized. 8. Hazard administration arrange A danger administration arrangement is important for this task and the accompanying danger administration plan has been created: a. Hazard distinguishing proof – Our administration group have distinguished…

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