Textile-Architecture Structured on Bamboo Culms

Jose Luiz Mendes Ripper; Daniel Malaguti Campos; Joao Victor Azevedo de Menezes Correia de Melo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.517.189

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Experimental Study of Glued Laminated Guadua Bamboo Panel as an Alternative Shear Wall Sheathing Material
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Racking Performance of Traditional and Non-Traditional Engineered Bamboo Shear Walls
p.171

Design and Construction of Housing with Structural Elements of Bamboo (Guadua) Laminated
p.179

Experimental Analysis of Frames Made with Glued Laminated Pressed Bamboo Guadua
p.184

Textile-Architecture Structured on Bamboo Culms
p.189

Traditional Bamboo Houses of North-Eastern Region: A Field Study of Assam & Mizoram
p.197

Experimental Study of Twin Bamboo Concrete Composite Column under Laterally Restrained Pure Axial Loading
p.203

Experimental Study of Twin Round Bamboo Concrete Infill Parabolic Tied Arch
p.208

Potentiality of Plaster Reinforced by Bamboo in Structural Elements
p.213

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Textile-Architecture Structured on Bamboo Culms

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This article aims to disclose the developments of a research on constructive methods of lightweight structures, developed by the Laboratory for Research on Living Design, LILD, from Pontifical Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, PUC-Rio. One of the objectives of this paper is, using principles of biomimesis, to systematize constructive processes by means of the understanding of how nature creates its forms. In the Laboratory, experiments with soap bubbles and catenaries have been serving this purpose In this case, studies resulted in the solution to the covering of the newly constructed LILDs building, located in the campus of the University, a textile-architecture where structural elements and joints, usually made of steel or wood, were replaced by bamboo culms tied together. The present article also demonstrates how these culms were benefited in order to meet specific requirements of the project.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 517)

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189-196

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Jose Luiz Mendes Ripper, Daniel Malaguti Campos, Joao Victor Azevedo de Menezes Correia de Melo

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Architecture, Bamboo, Biomimesis, Covering Structures, Lightweight Structures, Textile-Architecture

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