Structural Design in Context, and IT Tools to Support Design
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Structural design is often considered in isolation during undergraduate
degree programmes. The talk will emphasise the importance of placing
design in the wider context of other building design disciplines, and in
the context of the whole life cycle of constructed facilities. IT tools
will be presented for supporting design, including a tool developed during
an undergraduate project at Cambridge for pre-stressed concrete bridge
design, and a tool for design reuse developed during PhD research at
Stanford University. The talk will conclude by describing current and
future research on the national importance of design and design education.
This talk is part of the Engineering Department Structures Research Seminars series.
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