ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF non CONVENtional STRUCTURAL TYPOLOGIES iN PROJECTS in SEISMIC AREAS
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https://doi.org/10.59047/2469.0724.v2.n2.16515Keywords:
Structural design, Earthquake structure, ArchitectureAbstract
The structural challenges that arise from the current architectural trends motivate us to reflect on the skills or criteria acquired during the degree of architecture, when selecting the tools and methodologies of analysis to apply for their correct evaluation. This turns especially evident with the study of seismic mechanisms using simplified methods suchs as the static equivalent proposed by the regulation for buildings located in areas with seismic risks. Simplified analysis procedures are tools for checking for predictable structural behavior, according to design parameters, over the life of a building and its level of approximation to actual behavior will always depend on the criteria of the designer. In the following text, a building is analyzed showing the scope of the methods learned during the academic training of the architect.References
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