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Document:
SP28-05
Date:
January 1, 1971
Author(s):
John V. Christiansen
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
28
Abstract:
A multi-million dollar International Trade Center has recently been completed in New Orleans, Louisiana, a city which is second only to New York City in the U.S.A. in the volume of its international trade. The project is situated on a five acre plaza adjacent to the Mississippi River and consists of a 33 story Trade Mart tower providing 520,000 sq ft of office and commercial space, an International Convention and Exhibition Facility providing 250,000 sq ft of exhibition space, and parking below grade for 820 cars (see Fig. 5-1).
DOI:
10.14359/17153
SP28-02
Stefan J. Medwadowski
Thin shells are unique among structural systems for the interest they inspire. Architects like the dramatic space-creating possibilites inherent in their forms, while engineers are impressed by the efficiency with which material is utilized. The fascination with shells is shared by critics.
10.14359/17150
SP28-17
Senol Utku
This paper summarizes the mathematical formulation, the numerical method of solution, and the design features of a program (ELAS) for the in-core solution of linear equilibrium problems of structural mechanics.
10.14359/17165
SP28-12
David P. Billington
The four essential problems facing a designer of concrete thin shells of revolution, more or less in order of importance, are construction, experiementation, analysis, and appearance.
10.14359/17160
SP28-14
A. Siev
General considerations of design and use of materials are discussed. A report is given on methods of analysis, and also on wind pressures and flutter.
10.14359/17162
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