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Veinte obras del Movimiento Moderno en Andalucía [PDF]
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El Instituto Eduardo Torroja estrena un nuevo departamento
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Eminent Structural Engineer: Eduardo Torroja (1899-1961)
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures, 2021Torroja excelled as a designer, as a docent, as a code-maker and as a founder of technical associations. Nothing was conceded to improvisation. Every outcome of his thought was the mature fruit of deep reflections; of precise knowledge of the problem's formulation and its boundary conditions.
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The Bridges of Eduardo Torroja
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures, 2021structure and form, which today is understood and admired as the art of engineering, "Baukultur". His work is often associated with his virtuoso handling of concrete as a building material and the construction of daring shell structures. But his diverse bridge structures have also written civil engineering history, which will be the focus of this ...
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Eduardo Torroja Museum. The Man and His Legacy
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures, 2021June 15 of this year 2021 marks the 60th anniversary of the death of Eduardo Torroja. Without a doubt, one of the best tributes to this distinguished Spanish engineer, who founded the International Association for Shell Structures in 1959, is to remind him precisely in the pages of the Journal of this international association.
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Tile Vaulting Innovations by Rafael Guastavino Jr. and Eduardo Torroja
Journal of the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures, 2020This paper expands on David Billington's pioneering writings on the Spanish school and demonstrates construction innovations by two important 20 th century shell builders: Rafael Guastavino Jr. (1872-1950) and Eduardo Torroja (1899-1961), who each extended traditional tile vaulting to create new possibilities.
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