Explore the logic behind cable structures through real examples, simple concepts, and deep insights.
What you'll learn
Conceptual Understanding of Cable Structures: Explain the principles and behavior of cable structures without complex formulas.
Application Analysis: Identify and analyze real-world cable structures in architecture and civil engineering.
Conceptual Design Skills: Develop conceptual ideas and designs for cable structures in projects
Informed Design Decisions: Evaluate advantages and limitations of cable structures for project selection.
Understanding Forces and Supports: Explain the behavior of tension, compression, and bending, and identify and select appropriate support types for different st
Requirements
No prior knowledge of structural engineering is required.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence for translation and AI-generated English dubbing/lip-sync.This course offers a conceptual and visual journey into cable structures, designed especially for architecture and civil engineering students. Rather than focusing on complex formulas or heavy mathematics, it explains the core principles of how cable and tensile systems work—through clear visuals, intuitive examples, and real-world case studies.You will explore topics such as:Fundamentals of tension, compression, and bendingSag and thrust behavior in cable systemsFunicular and polygon curvesBuckling and stability in cable-supported mastsReal-world case studies including Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Ingalls Rink, Scotiabank Saddledome, and the Federal Reserve Bank BuildingBy the end of the course, you'll have a deep conceptual understanding of how cable structures behave, how forces flow through them, and how these systems inspire efficient, elegant architectural design.This course serves as a starting point for understanding and analyzing structures in a simple, intuitive way. In upcoming courses, we'll explore other fascinating structural systems such as tensegrity, pneumatic structures, shells, trusses, and more.This course is ideal for:Architecture and civil engineering studentsDesigners and architects interested in structural logicAnyone curious to understand how lightweight and tension-based structures workNo prior knowledge of structural engineering is required—just curiosity and a passion for learning.
Who this course is for
This course is designed for: Architecture and civil engineering students who want a conceptual understanding of structures. Designers and architects interested in exploring structural ideas without complex formulas. Anyone curious about how forces and supports work in structures. Beginners or professionals looking to strengthen their conceptual knowledge of cable and tensile structures.

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