Case studies for week 1. Comparison of 2 case studies per subject in teams of 2.

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Case studies for week 1. Comparison of 2 case studies per subject in teams of 2.

Beams. The angel building – new atrium roof beams, Islington EC1V 4AB Team 1 – beams

Beams. Bridge of Aspiration, Wilkinson Eyre, Covernt garden London

Trusses. Kingsland road rail bridge, East London, E2 8DA Team 2 - Trusses

Vierendeel Truss Bridge at Grammene, Belgium

Slabs. National Gallery, Mies van de Rohe Berlin Team 3 - slabs

Slabs. Queen Elisabeth hall foyer, Southbank centre, London

Cantilever. Zaha Hadid Aquatic Centre – diving boards, Olympic park Stratford Team 4 - cantilever

Cantilever. Vauxhall bus station, London

Cantilever. Richard Desmond Childrens Eye Clinic, Mile End hospital, Whitechapel Team 5 (cantilever extension from existing)

Palestra_Will Alsop, Architects, 197 Blackfriars Rd, London

Team 6 Balcony “The Rucksack House by Stefan Eberstadt” Köln, Leipzig 2004

Balcony Adelaide warf – queen bridge road

Wozoco, MVrRDV, Amsterdam

Neo Bankside, Southbank, London Team 7 – Highrise #1 (stability frame)

gerkin Stability systems in High-rise buildings. The Gherkin (Swiss Re bank), 30 St Mary Axe, London

Stability systems in High-rise buildings. The shard, Joiner Street, London SE1 Team 8 – Highrise # 2 (stability core)

Stability systems in High-rise buildings. Leadenhall Building (Cheese grater) – 122 leadenhall street, East London

Frames. Paleys Upon Pilers, Aldgate, London, Studio weave Team 9 – Frames

Frames. Bermondsey square bike store, London – Sarah Wigglesworth architects

Columns. Turbine hall columns, Tate modern, London Team 10 – Columns

Columns. 02 Arena /Millennium Dome, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 0DX London

Columns Arnos grove station, London

Arches. Canary wharf tube station, London Team 11 – Arches

Arches. The Dodges Palace (Palazzo Ducale), Venice, Italy

Tower Bridge, London Team 12 – Suspended – bridges / cable net

Albert Bridge, Battersea, London