
17 May, 2010
This is the third and final post of the miniseries Arups on Engineering. Previously we talked about the concepts of Learning Society and Integrated Design present in the various tests that make up the book on Engineering Arups. In this post we focus on her famous “Key Speech” than Ove Arup conducted in 1970.


3 May, 2010
From 27 th to 29 th April, took place in San Sebastián-Donostia the Second Conference on Bridges, organized by the Spanish Road Association. Form and Frame had the opportunity to attend and now briefly reveals some of the highlights of those days.


27 April, 2010
In this second post of the miniseries on Arup Engineering (here the first ) discuss the concept of integrated design architecture also known as total.


19 April, 2010
Arups on Engineering was published to celebrate the 50 anniversary of the founding of Arup by Ove Arup and 1946. This book reveals the depths of the international firm of designers across 30 essays by some of its members. Several disciplines in the book on line “total design“, posts in this miniseries will focus on the texts related to the structural design.


22 February, 2010
This is one of those books that probably no designer wants to see your work reflected. However Björn Åkesson work is very valuable because it shows examples of what happens when things go wrong, very bad.


16 November, 2009
In this installment of the Library we talk about the exhibition Bones Various. This shows part of the architect's work Miguel Fisac Serna (1913-2006),specifically, a group of precast concrete pieces whose shape is similar to bony structures.

Jaroslav Pelikan hit upon the idea of such sites following a creative process whose main premise is summarized in the following quote…

12 December, 2008
Open Frame and Form with a brief article on Richard Serra, inspiration for the structural designer, which was recently awarded the Order of Arts and Letters from Spain.
Serra was born in San Francisco in 1939 and from 1968 His work is characterized by the use of materials associated with [...]
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