As part of my dissertation, I am looking for more structural facets of skyscrapers.
I was wondering if anyone could clarify the connection types in the steel frame of the Seagram Building? I watched the lectures and read carefully but there was some confusion.
randomised
Aug 5, 17 1:44 pm
What have you found out so far?
randomised
Aug 6, 17 2:01 am
Nothing? That's not a lot. Why confused about nothing? Which lectures did you "watch" and what did you "read" about the Seagram?
randomised
Aug 6, 17 3:10 pm
Also, when is your "dissertation" due? Tomorrow?
archinine
Aug 6, 17 10:49 am
It's probably in a book in a library. Would be much quicker to go that route than hope someone here will do your homework.
As part of my dissertation, I am looking for more structural facets of skyscrapers.
I was wondering if anyone could clarify the connection types in the steel frame of the Seagram Building? I watched the lectures and read carefully but there was some confusion.
What have you found out so far?
Nothing? That's not a lot. Why confused about nothing? Which lectures did you "watch" and what did you "read" about the Seagram?
Also, when is your "dissertation" due? Tomorrow?
It's probably in a book in a library. Would be much quicker to go that route than hope someone here will do your homework.