Join Professors from the School of Architecture and other professionals for a three day webinar. Arch-type structures, including arches, vaults, and domes, have stood the test of time. Presentations in this webinar will examine their history, behavior, and technologies to preserve them, including case studies. Architecture, Engineering, and Historic Preservation students, as well as professionals, are encouraged to participate. No registration required.
Schedule
Monday, March 24
- Three-Dimensional Stone Arch Staircase in The State Capitol in Frankfort, Kentucky | Paul Kapp
- Ribbed Vaults and Domes | Giuseppe Mazzone
- The Art of Vaulting. From Massive Masonry Vaults to Lightweight Vaults | Paolo Vitti
Tuesday, March 25
- History of Documentation and a Survey of New Technology | Krupali Krusche
- History and Evolution of Trusses | Alessandro Pierattini
- Graphic Statics in Structural Analysis | Luis Fargier Gabaldon
- Gothic Ribbed Vaults: Evolution, Innovation, and Construction Techniques | Lorenzo Fei
Thursday, March 27
- Application of New Tools and Technology in Historic Preservation | Eric Stalheim
- Rehabilitation Projects, St. Adalberts, and Goshen Annex | Greg Kil
- Structural Aspects of the Adalbert Historic Preservation Project | Joseph Klatt