Earthquake Architecture
Earthquake Architecture
TOWARDS AN
EARTHQUAKE
ARCHITECTURE
EARTHQUAKE
ARCHITECTURE
Earthquake Architecture is the term used by designers, architects, and
engineers as a response to an earthquake action or resistance. It
responds to the need for a buffer in building design from seismic
events.
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THE TRANSAMERICA PYRAMID, TORRE REFORMA, MEXICO CITY SLICED POROSITY BLOCK, CAPITAL LAND
SAN FRANCISCO
Te Papa Museum
Nunotani-Office-Building-1992
TECHNIQUES TO DAMPEN
SEISMIC ENERGY
MILD STEEL
CANTILEVER
DAMPERS (BRACED
STEEL FRAMES) BASE-ISOLATORS
Transamerica Pyramid
BUILDING FORM
EARTHQUAKE-
RESISTANT DESIGN
CONCEPTS
EARTHQUAKE- RESISTANT DESIGN CONCEPTS
TECHNIQUES TO DAMPEN
SEISMIC ENERGY
HYDRAULIC
DAMPERS
FRICTION DAMPERS
WALL DAMPERS
WALL DAMPERS
TUNED MASS
DAMPERS
HYSTERIC
FLUID VISCOUS DAMPERS FRICTION DAMPERS
DAMPERS
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THE TOWN WHICH MAINTAINED THE ISHINOMAKI RED CROSS HOSPITAL IS AN EPITOME OF A
SEISMICALLY ISOLATED STRUCTURE.
FORMATIVE DESIGN
Formative design is a term used in the modernism school of architecture as a required performance-based design.
It is an essential factor in the creative process of architecture. Forms and structure are inseparable in terms
of modern architecture. Well-known architectural structures such as Villa Savoye designed by Le Corbusier,
display a massive reinforced concrete cantilever. A modern structure that was designed based on its structural
form.