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Stereotomy of Vaulted Systems of the École Polytechnique [PDF]
Nexus Network Journal, 2020 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Federico Fallavollita, Marta Salvatore
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, 2020 One of the areas where mathematics interact with architecture and engineering is the geometrical definition and subdivision of construction elements. Although these issues arise with any material, they are particularly relevant in ashlar masonry.
Calvo López, José María +1 more
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Single-Row Spherical Domes in Stereotomy Treatises [PDF]
Nexus Network Journal, 2020 [EN] This article focuses on analysing and modelling geometrically a complex vault typology known as single-row spherical dome, which was defined in several classic stereotomy treatises. The peculiarity of this kind of dome is that all their stone pieces are different, since there is a helical directrix defining the upper and lower edges of the pieces.
Pedro M. Cabezos-Bernal +1 more
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Architects in Noto and stereotomy in the 1700s
, 2013 Val di Noto in Sicily is the geographical area with most attention to stereotomy and with centuries-old tradition in stone carving. In the ancient city of Noto one can note, and partially verify verify-from archival documents and manuscripts, and also through the discovery of complex architectural elements in stone found in recent excavations , that ...
BARES, Maria Mercedes
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Stereotomy. Stone Architecture and New Research
, 2014 Il volume “Stereotomy. Stone Architecture and New Research” di Giuseppe Fallacara, è l’esito di ricerche condotte sin dal 2002 dal Dipartimento di Architettura del Politecnico di Bari, diretto dal prof. Claudio D’Amato Guerrieri, fondatore e direttore dell’Istituzione.
DAL BUONO, Veronica
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Digital Expansion of Stereotomy - A semantic classification [PDF]
eCAADe proceedings, 2019 This paper presents a critical analysis and reflection on stereotomy with the purpose of updating its theoretical discourse. Having risen to the apex of architecture technological possibilities in the 17th century, stereotomic construction lost its importance in favour of iron, steel and other materials and construction techniques brought by the ...
Pedro Azambuja Varela, José Pedro Sousa
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Funicular analysis of symmetric arches with finite friction accounting for stereotomy [PDF]
, 2023 In this contribution the funicular analysis of symmetric masonry arches is performed by accounting for stereotomy, as well as for the presence of Coulomb’s friction at the interfaces between the voussoirs.
Matteo Bruggi +2 more
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Les Cahiers de Framespa, 2010 In 1567, Philibert de L’Orme published the first tome of L’Architecture, in which books III and IV are devoted to stereotomy, the science of carving and assembling stones.
Mélanie Lebeaux
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3D Printing Stereotomy: Two Case Studies
, 2023 Stereotomy – also known as “the art of cutting solids” – is a discipline that exploits rules of descriptive geometry to optimize the ashlars of a vaulted space, considering aesthetic, static and functional matters. Stereotomy and its innovation through
Angelo Vito Graziano, Ilaria Cavaliere
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Geometry and construction. Theory of principal curvature lines in stone stereotomy
Disegnare con, 2012 The paper illustrates the theoretical and practical study of the theory of curvature lines elaborated by Gaspard Monge at the end of the eighteenth century, and its application to the construction of cut stone architecture, with particular reference to ...
Federico Fallavollita, Marta Salvatore
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