It's Mar 25, Time for my annual tribute to using less stuff with waffle slabs.
May the syrup be be with you
He's on an eggo trip...
Does the design with waffles improve acoustics, by any chance?
Darn it, now I want waffles and I’ve already had breakfast!
These seem like a potential match for 3D printing?
If you scroll down the article you will see that they are 3D printing the formwork and then pouring the concrete.
I didn't pick up on that being what f3dp meant
Eglinton West Station is one of my faves. Erickson asked, why not put it at a 45-degree angle?
https://vikpahwa.com/20190430-the-arthur-erickson-designed-eglinton-west-station-features-a-70-metre-hexagonal-concrete-waffle-slab-roof-that-appears-to-hover-over-the-station/
It's amazing, such a giant cantilever so that it would not need supports where the expressway was supposed to be, I should add that to my post!
May the syrup be be with you
He's on an eggo trip...
Does the design with waffles improve acoustics, by any chance?
Darn it, now I want waffles and I’ve already had breakfast!
These seem like a potential match for 3D printing?
If you scroll down the article you will see that they are 3D printing the formwork and then pouring the concrete.
I didn't pick up on that being what f3dp meant
Eglinton West Station is one of my faves. Erickson asked, why not put it at a 45-degree angle?
https://vikpahwa.com/20190430-the-arthur-erickson-designed-eglinton-west-station-features-a-70-metre-hexagonal-concrete-waffle-slab-roof-that-appears-to-hover-over-the-station/
It's amazing, such a giant cantilever so that it would not need supports where the expressway was supposed to be, I should add that to my post!