Gómez Royuela, J.L. (2024) Analysis of the splitting capacity of dowel connections in hardwood loaded perpendicular to the grain in the framework of the fracture mechanics (PhD Thesis).

Gómez Royuela, J.L. (2024) Analysis of the splitting capacity of dowel connections in hardwood loaded perpendicular to the grain in the framework of the fracture mechanics (PhD Thesis).

Author: Gómez Royuela, J.L. Supervisor: Majano-Majano, A. & Xavier, J. University: Higher Tech. School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM) | Tech. University of Madrid (UPM) https://oa.upm.es/83915 Abstract Mechanical dowel connections are a widely used solution in timber structures due to

Martínez-Criado C, Lara-Bocanegra AJ, Roig A, González-Quintial F, Martín-Pastor A, Majano-Majano A. (2024) Parametric design and digital fabrication of disassemblable elastic timber gridshells with principal curvature lines network and carpentry joints. P. Block, G. Boller, C. DeWolf, J. Pauli, W. Kaufmann (eds.) Proceedings of the IASS Symposium Redefining the Art of Structural Design. August 26-30, 2024, Zurich Switzerland.

Martínez-Criado C, Lara-Bocanegra AJ, Roig A, González-Quintial F, Martín-Pastor A, Majano-Majano A. (2024) Parametric design and digital fabrication of disassemblable elastic timber gridshells with principal curvature lines network and carpentry joints. P. Block, G. Boller, C. DeWolf, J. Pauli, W. Kaufmann (eds.) Proceedings of the IASS Symposium Redefining the Art of Structural Design. August 26-30, 2024, Zurich Switzerland.

Abstract This work explores the design and digital fabrication of elastic timber gridshells integrating principal meshes. These networks guarantee, among others, planar faces discretization, node offset properties and orthogonal meetings of the components what simplifies the joining solution for what

Pérez Díaz, J (2024). Design and digital fabrication of carpentry joints: Sheet splice for reticular timber shell structures (Bachelor’s Thesis)

Pérez Díaz, J (2024). Design and digital fabrication of carpentry joints: Sheet splice for reticular timber shell structures (Bachelor’s Thesis)

Title: Design and digital fabrication of carpentry joints: Sheet splice for reticular timber shell structures. Author: Pérez Díaz, J. Supervisor: Lara-Bocanegra AJ. Rating: 9 (SB) University: Higher Tech. School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM) | Tech. University of Madrid (UPM)

Urbón de la Puebla, C. (2024). Mid-rise residential construction with timber in Spain. Structural design strategies (Bachelor’s Thesis)

Urbón de la Puebla, C. (2024). Mid-rise residential construction with timber in Spain. Structural design strategies (Bachelor’s Thesis)

Title: Mid-rise residential construction with timber in Spain. Structural design strategies. Author: Urbón de la Puebla, C. Supervisor: Lara-Bocanegra AJ. Rating: 8.7 (NT) University: Higher Tech. School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM) | Tech. University of Madrid (UPM) Link: https://oa.upm.es/83481/

Martínez-Criado C, Lara-Bocanegra AJ, Roig A, González-Quintial F, Martín-Pastor A, Majano-Majano A. (2024) Hacia la fabricación digital de estructuras laminares de madera deformadas elásticamente con mallados ortogonales. III Congreso Ibero-Latinoamericano de la Madera en la Construcción (CIMAD). Madrid, España.

Martínez-Criado C, Lara-Bocanegra AJ, Roig A, González-Quintial F, Martín-Pastor A, Majano-Majano A. (2024) Hacia la fabricación digital de estructuras laminares de madera deformadas elásticamente con mallados ortogonales. III Congreso Ibero-Latinoamericano de la Madera en la Construcción (CIMAD). Madrid, España.

Abstract Las estructuras laminares reticulares de madera son estructuras que, gracias a la eficiencia estructural que les confiere su forma curva consiguen una notable optimización de material, constituyendo una excelente respuesta a las exigencias cada vez mayores de una construcción

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