Structural Analysis and Design
1. Reinforced concrete structures
2. Steel structures
3. C-Channel low cost homes
4. Timber Homes
Reinforced concrete, is a composite material in which concrete’s relatively low tensile strength and ductility are compensated for by the inclusion of reinforcement having higher tensile strength or ductility.
The steel structure is a structure mainly made of steel, and it is one of the main types of building structures. The characteristics of steel are high strength, lightweight, excellent overall rigidity, and strong deformability. So it is especially suitable for large-span, super-high and super-heavy buildings.
C-Channel Steel Building System, is by far our simplest and most economical steel building system. The C-Channel steel building is aptly named because it is formed from several steel members that have a “c” shape. These are bolted together to form the structural basis for this type of Metal Building system.
A timber home is a kind of house that uses a frame structure of large posts and beams that are joined with pegs or by other types of decorative joinery. Almost always, the walls of the structure are positioned on the outside of the timber frame, leaving the timbers exposed for visual effect.
An extensive branch of architecture, the art of construction in wood. Its specific character is determined by the materials and the construction methods used. Because of its availability, durability, light weight, low heat conductivity, and the fact that it is not difficult to dress, wood is an excellent construction material.
The use of steel in architecture is considered as one of the most innovative construction developments in history, allowing architects to create structures in scales they never thought they could. Fast-forward a few centuries, and steel remains as one of the most crucial materials in architecture.
Details Make the Design Work: Coordinating Structural and Architectural Requirements to achieve a working and stable structural model for each building.
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