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What problems would you have if your house was built as a mass structure?
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none, a mass structure is pretty much just like your house! its built to hold up weight.
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Keerat Bhatti
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How to turn a shop into a house?
Yes. I don't see why not. It would also depend on the size and structure of the shop and what is willing to be spent in order to refurbish or modify the structure.
What are the loads that would affect the structure of a sail boat?
Stupid loads would affect a structure!
How many bathrooms does the average 4 bedroom house have?
The bathrooms in the average 4 bedroom house have varies according to who designed and built the house. Generally one would want at least 2 bath rooms but some only have one or one and a half if the home is older.
What is the best material for an earthquake proof foundation for a house?
Houses can only be made to resist earthquakes. They can only be designed and constructed to permit a minimum amount of damage when a quake hits. A big enough quake will destroy about any structure. It may be possible to build an "earthquake proof" house by making it extremely small and building it out of moderately thick reinforced concrete, welded plate steel or something like that which is both strong and rigid. If an appropriately designed structure was sitting on an appropriate pad (but separate from it), a huge quake would only succeed in moving the house around because it would be too small and strong to "break" under the stress. If such a structure was built, a quake would probably, at most, shear off (or tear off flexible) water, gas and waste water lines while making a mess out of the inside.A structure like the one described would probably be minimally functional and no fun to live in. It may be possible to engineer a "floating" rigid structure out of other materials, but anything on this order would cost a mint. You might always build the whole thing out of rubber and dump the rigid idea. That way when the shaking stops, everything returns to its normal shape. Everything on the inside would be a mess, though. Those (the completely rigid and "unbreakable" structure or the completely "flexible" one) are the two ideas that will withstand a quake. Combining the two will involve trade-offs that will almost certainly defeat the project. Think about this problem and you may come up with other ideas. They are also are made of steel, fiber glass, and woodcarboardstealyour mom's apronshoe laces in stress points
What does this quote mean One does not talk architecture while the house is on fire and the tenant are still inside?
When the house is on fire, the primary focus of everybody's attention is getting the people safely out of the building and the fire put out. It would be foolish and dangerous to talk about rebuilding the house (which is where the architect would come in) until the people are safe and the embers cooled. More generally, it's saying "Pay attention to the immediate problem before you worry about the long-range problems."
What problems would you have if your was built as a mass structure?
none, a mass structure is pretty much just like your house! its built to hold up weight.
What is structure Damage?
Your House is considered a "Structure". So damage to the structure would mean damage to your home.
Where are skyscrappers made?
Skyscrapers are built at the location where they will always be. The structure is so large that it would be impossible to move once built. The materials would be transported to the construction site and the skyscraper would be built there.
Which country built a dam that caused problems for Iraq and Syria?
This would be the Lake Atatürk Dam, which was built by Turkey.
How do you make your home earthquake proof?
If you live in an area prone to Earthquakes with the risk of large earthquakes and are looking for a solution to securing your houses structure, you can not do this in a "do-it-yourself" fashion. Depending on when the house was built, it likely is already built to not collapse in an earthquake if it is newer, otherwise, you would need a contractor and a lot of money to make the necessary improvements to your houses foundation and structure.
Which can with stand an earthquake high rise steal frame hotel built on sediment or wood frame house built on bed rock?
There can be no earthquake proof building. To build such a structure would be prohibitively expensive.In the recent Christchurch earthquake, the peak ground acceleration was over 2 g. To design for this is not economically feasible.And as the question suggests, the survival of a building/structure is a property of both the structure itself, and the ground on which it stands.
How much would it cost to get trampoline floors put in your room?
Depending on the size of your room.It doesn't matter how much it would cost because the way houses are constructed. If you live in a one story house the floors are cement or if you have wooden floors they couldn't be removed. The structure of the house is built up from the floors so they are part of the house. The house is framed onto the foundation that makes the floors.
What would represent a vacuole in a house?
Seeing as a vacuole in a cell acts as the digestive structure, the toilet or the garbage disposal would represent the vacuole in a house.
What structure was the longest ever built by hand in northern china?
My guess would be the Great Wall of China.
Where would you find the house plans for a house built 40 years ago?
Go to a real estate place
What everyday object would represent vacuole?
It could be compared to a house's framing because it helps support the structure of the house.
Where would a medieval merchant live?
a medieval merchant would either live in a seperate house in the same village/town or have his house built into his shop :)
