Shells II: 3 Hyper-curved Shells & Hypars

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Building Technology I Lecture 11/19

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The base unit of a 3-pointed hyper-curved shell is composed of a _______

hyper-surface spanning in two directions, which rest on 3 verticles

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Hyper-curvature

a surface with a high degree of negative curvature

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How do Hyper-curved shells distribute primary loads?

through the section of the shell

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for uniformly distributed loads the curvature will be ______

close to spherical (height and widths are more equal in length)

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Hyper-Curved Shells Flexibility in Plan

the base unit can tessellate horizontally along straight or curved lines of growth

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Hyper-Curved Shells Flexibility in Profile

the range of curvature of both the surface and the edges

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Hyper-Curved Shells Visual Affect

lightness, radiating, thinness, tapering

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concave hyper-curved shells ______ sound

focus

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convex hyper-curved shells ______ sound

diffuse

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at a distance from a concave shell’s center, there is ______

an affect of secularity

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What does Hypar stand for?

Hyperbolic Paraboloid

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Hypars are made of

quadratic, doubly ruled surface

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The 3-D geometry of a hypar can be constructed using _______

straight lines

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La Jacaranda Nightclub by Felix Candela & Sordo

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Church of Army Chapel by Ernest Trevor Spashett

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Los Manatiales by Felix Candela and Joaquin Alveraz Ordonez

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Lomas de Cuernavaca Chapel by Candela, Rosell, Larrossa

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St. Vincent de Paul Chapel by Felix Candela, De la Mora, Lopez Cardona

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CNIT building by Robert Camelot, Jean de Mailly, Bernard Zehrfuss, Jean Prouvé

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Philips Pavilion (Expo 1958) by Le Corbusier, Iannis Xenakis,

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KnitCandela by ETH Zurich, Zaha Hadid Architects

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Cosmic Rays Pavilion by Felix Candela

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Las Aduanas by Felix Candela

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Little Chef Restaurant by Markham Moor

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Who is the architect who is most well-known for innovating in hyper-curved shell structures? 

Felix Candela

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According to the text, the base unit of a three pointed hyper-curved shell’s geometry will approximate which shape for predominately uniformly distributed loads?

a portion of a sphere

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Hypars are _____ , ____ , and _______

Doubly curved, doubly ruled, quadratic

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In many of the precedents seen in the text and in lecture, the locations of intersection of the base unit act similarly to the groins we saw in the vaults module. At these locations the section of the structure is often ______ than the material section at the edge. 

thicker

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How is Los Manantiales by Candela and Alvarez Ordonez tesslated?

Radially around a center point

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The base unit of a three-pointed hyper-curved shell is composed on a hyper-surface spanning in _____ direction which rest on _____ vertices

2, 3