Strategy of Wood Building
Strategy of Wood Building
(OP)
I'm a bit shredded by modeling, only companies discuss strategy with regards to approaching design and analysis. It's up to the individual engineer to make his plans along his due course of mastering problems one at a time. The reminder of the Rubix cube as a way to solve a structural analysis problem seems only to take place now. It's too tough, how many have solved it?
Though this post is about the strategy to get to the building department as quick as possible at a 90% state. I've got everything, just there are still a bunch of pieces still in consternation. At what point do engineers decide :: "I'm ready, it's established enough to get to the Building Department..." ?
Engineers approach each step at a time, Mathematicians consider the rubix cube. At the end of the work, the engineers have a building, the mathematicians have a rubix cube, and the building department has a ... headache?
fugeeo






RE: Strategy of Wood Building
Call and talk to the structural plans checker.
Mike McCann, PE, SE (WA)
RE: Strategy of Wood Building
Plus, 'as fast as possible' amounts to an economic argument, which is not a good defense in court.
I don't mean to sound like I'm talking from some high horse, but I think you need to aim closer to the asymptote. IMHO.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: Strategy of Wood Building
I started from a number of years left behind, working to recapture the start, and stating the progress would be quick. But little did I understand the long-term of starting from scratch. Revitalizing a new set of prints.