Development of a Variable Gridshell for Application in Mobile Architecture

Enrico Rudolph; Christian Müller; Andreas Ehrlich; Sandra Gelbrich; Lothar Kroll

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.809.541

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Development of a Variable Gridshell for Application in Mobile Architecture

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Within the research project a variable gridshell in lightweight design was developed that permit the building of free-formed mobile architectures. The construction consists of a large number of straight length-adjustable bars pin-jointed via so-called knots and enables extremely efficient and stable support structures with high potential for lightweight construction.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 809)

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541-546

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June 2019

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Enrico Rudolph*, Christian Müller, Andreas Ehrlich, Sandra Gelbrich, Lothar Kroll

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Form Finding, Gridshell, GRP, Lightweight Design, Mobile Architecture, Parametric Design, Support Structure

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