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Explosions --- Chemical plants --- Accidents --- Accidents --- E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company --- Accidents

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"The art of building is an invisible whole. In every structure, meaningful construction and eco-efficiency are as critical as functionality and design. Form and supporting structures are only effective if they meld together to become one entity that does not beg scrutiny and is perceived as part of a comprehensive culture of building." Remaining true to this maxim of its founder Jörg Schlaich, the engineering office Schlaich, Bergermann und Partner has for more than 30 years worked successfully with a variety of architects on a highly diverse range of projects all over the world. Now under its second generation of leadership, the office continues to stand as much for clear and innovative designs for bridges, buildings and solar power plants as it does for a holistic approach to the thery and practice of engineering.

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Pourquoi est-ce que les (bons) tabourets ont trois pieds ? Pourquoi est-ce que la canne de Charlot se plie lorsqu'il s'appuie dessus mais reste rigide quand il s'y pend ? Pourquoi conserve-t-on mieux son équilibre dans un bus en écartant les pieds ?Des questions assez simples dont la réponse permet cependant de comprendre des procédés de construction en apparence très complexes, tels que les ponts suspendus ou la tour Eiffel.Discussions à bâtons rompus de l'élève et du professeur, croquis illustratifs, encadrés historiques et techniques dédiés aux chefs-d'oeuvre en matière de conception, exemples humoristiques...Le lecteur est invité à voyager de façon très didactique « au pays des structures ».

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