STRUCTURAL LOGIC & ANATOMY
• Introduction: An investigation into how gravity, forces, and structural frameworks keep exterior elements and facades stable.
Instructor Profile
Prerequisites
Description
• Topics Covered: Load paths (dead, live, wind loads); tension vs. compression; retaining walls; foundations; spans and beam physics.
• Course Objectives: Understand structural limits to design safe, feasible, and legally buildable exterior interventions.
• Learning Outcomes: Identify structural systems, calculate basic load distributions, and detail common structural connections.
• Tools & Materials: Structural testing rigs (classroom-based); chipboard; balsa wood; wood glue.
Course Rules
• Course Rules: The "Feasibility" Rule: Designs must structurally resolve all gravity and lateral loads. Purely conceptual structures that cannot mathematically stand in a real-world scenario fail the assignment. Mandatory Material Testing: Students must submit testing data alongside their structural
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