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Frontiers Research of Architecture and Engineering

ISSN: 2591-7595 (Online)   2591-7587 (Print)

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    Seismic performance analysis of self-anchored suspension bridge steel

    Ke Zhang, Zehua Deng, Wenheng Zhu
    35-37

    Article ID: 106659    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.44
    568  (Abstract) 253  (Download)

    Abstract: Self-anchored suspension bridge is composed of tower and its foundation, stiffened beam, main cable, sling, side pier and its foundation, auxiliary pierand its foundation. The performance and importance of the components of the bridge are different. The main tower of self-anchored suspension bridge is a very important component. Once the injury and damage occur under earthquake, it is not only difficult to inspect and repair, let alone replace.... More

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    Analysis of Common Diseases and Construction Treatment Technologies of Road and Bridge Engineering

    Jingbo Yan
    38-42

    Article ID: 106660    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.45
    558  (Abstract) 204  (Download)

    Abstract: In recent years, the rapid growth of the number of private cars has greatly increased the traffc pressure, so the quality of roads and bridges should be further improved. The paper expounds the related matters of road and bridge engineering from three aspects. Firstly, it expounds the construction principles of road and bridge engineering, which are regarded as the theoretical basis of follow-up research. Secondly, it analyzes the common... More

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    Seismic Response Analysis of Silo-Stock-Foundation Interaction System

    Shuwei Li, Wen Zhao, Zhiyu Guo
    43-49

    Article ID: 106661    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.46
    644  (Abstract) 291  (Download)

    Abstract: To analyze the response law of silo-stock-foundation interaction system under seismic load, a dynamic equation of this interaction system was established. Furthermore, the dynamic characteristics of the silo-stock- oundation interaction system under different storage conditions were studied through numerical analysis. The displacement at the silo top was much greater than that at the silo bottom, while the vibration trend of the upper and lower... More

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    Research on the Integral Practical and Aesthetic Design Teaching of Architecture and Site Environment —Taking Kindergarten Architecture and Site Logic Model Teaching Approach as an Example

    Ting Du
    50-53

    Article ID: 106662    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.47
    525  (Abstract) 209  (Download)

    Abstract: The integral practical and aesthetic design teaching of architecture and site environment is expected to deal with the junior-grade design teaching in architecture major with a current situation that the insuffcient consideration of the site environment and the chaotic city image, which caused by long-term emphasis on single function and personality performance of architecture. The key to the integral practicability and aesthetics is the... More

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    University Campus Gates as a Tool of Identity Representation

    HAKAN Keleş
    54-62

    Article ID: 106663    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.48
    994  (Abstract) 687  (Download)

    Abstract: With information age, it has become one of the primary aims of universities to contribute to transforming knowledge into social power. The university institution has to establish a domain of influence spreading out from the micro-scale without isolating itself, because the knowledge produced must respond in social life and enter public circulation. This micro scale should be the urban environment in which the university is physically located.... More

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    3 C's of Architectural Space

    Gökçe Ketizmen ONAL
    63-67

    Article ID: 106664    DOI:https://doi.org/10.30564/frae.v1i2.49
    917  (Abstract) 1140  (Download)

    Abstract: Architectural space has mainly two forms: spatial and corporeal. Within this context, the main purpose of the study is re-theming and interpreting the new connections within these two forms of architectural space by the help of three concepts; Conciseness, Continuity and Compatibility, called as the 3C`s of Architectural Space. The subjects of these three are presented as an open system in order to extract transferable ideas for re-theming the... More