Structure as Architecture¶
Charleson, A. W. (2005). Structure as Architecture: A Source Book for Architects and Structural Engineers. Architectural Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Exposed Joinery or Structure
- Its strength is repairability and earned trust: the object teaches its own handling, and a visible joint is one a non-expert can service — the logic of structural expressionism, where structure and its expression are a primary part of the design rather than something to be clad over
This sourceShows how visible structural systems can serve as a primary contributor to architectural form and expression rather than being concealed by cladding.
- Its strength is repairability and earned trust: the object teaches its own handling, and a visible joint is one a non-expert can service — the logic of structural expressionism, where structure and its expression are a primary part of the design rather than something to be clad over
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