Structural Textbook for Architects
Structural Textbook for Architects
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I had the opprotunity to teach a structural engineering class to graduate architects focusing primarily on Concrete design, foundations, and some lateral analysis. Does anyone have a suggestion for a GOOD but SIMPLIFIED textbook. Remember, I will be teaching Architects. The idea is to give them a GREAT understanding of the mechanics and basics, not a detailed class on the math. They need to understand forces, materials, and some calcs, but not the derivation of Duhamel's Integral
Any suggetsion are welcome.
Any suggetsion are welcome.






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www.PeirceEngineering.com
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"Designing With Structural Steel - A Guide For Architects" (2nd Edition)
It is 374 pages. It doesn't cover concrete as you might guess. But it covers quite a few topics.
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Michael.
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Dik
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