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Stereotomy originated as a technique that accumulated theoretical and practical knowledge on stone material properties and construction. At its peak in the nineteenth century, by pushing the structure and construction limits, it gained the ability of ...
Kotnik, Toni +2 more
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Stereotomy in the earth structures of ancient Peru
This study analyzes a pre-Columbian tradition from the central coast of ancient Peru, characterized by the construction of structures using earthen blocks of diverse shapes and sizes, installed according to stability criteria. This construction tradition developed on the central coast of Peru during the first millennium CE in a region characterized by ...
Torres, Henry Eduardo +2 more
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Managing Aortic Regurgitation and Dynamic Aortic Thrombus in a Patient With Left Ventricular Assist Device. [PDF]
Stegmann A +9 more
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Shaping Efficiency: Parametric Design for Schwedler Domes. [PDF]
Ibrahim AFAO +2 more
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High-dose versus low-dose sufentanil anesthesia for patients undergoing off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting: A retrospective study from single cardiovascular center. [PDF]
An YJ +8 more
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The Golden Age of French Stereotomy and its applications. The vault of the Hotel de Ville in Arles
The discipline of stereotomy, namely the application of descriptive geometry, is strictly connected to architecture and the methods of representation and, as such, it is able to shape complex and sometimes fascinating surfaces solely meant to be covering
PISACANE, Nicola
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French Influence on Guarino Guarini’s Theory of Stereotomy
Simen Dalen Taraldsen
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Researches in the field of architecture and paintings have always faced the problem of modelling and representing hunched surfaces or, more in generai, double curvature surfaces. In the seventeenth and especially in the eighteenth century the experiments
Alessio Bortot, Agostino De Rosa
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Stereotomy: theory and practice, justification and whimsicality
Construction strategies, problems of arrangement, stonecutting techniques and tracings as well as representation systems converge in the historical development of the carved stonework. This article will discuss these developments and show the reality of the relationship between Stereotomy or stonecutting and such abstract concepts as geometry ...
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