Diagrid Structural System for High-Rise Buildings: Applications of a Simple Stiffness-based Optimized Design |
Gerasimidis, Simos
(University of Massachusetts)
Pantidis, Panos (University of Massachusetts) Knickle, Brendan (University of Massachusetts) Moon, Kyoung Sun (School of Architecture, Yale University) |
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