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Seismic Design for Architects shows how structural requirements for seismic resistance can become an integral part of the design process. Structural integrity does not have to be at the expense of innovative, high standard design in seismically active zones.

* By emphasizing design and discussing key concepts with accompanying visual material, architects are given the background knowledge and practical tools needed to deal with aspects of seismic design at all stages of the design process
* Seismic codes from several continents are drawn upon to give a global context of seismic design
* Extensively illustrated with diagrams and photographs
* A non-mathematical approach focuses upon the principles and practice of seismic resistant design to enable readers to grasp the concepts and then readily apply them to their building designs

Seismic Design for Architects is a comprehensive, practical reference work and text book for students of architecture, building science, architectural and civil engineering, and professional architects and structural engineers.
Foreword ix
Christopher Arnold
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiii
1 Earthquakes and ground shaking
1(14)
Introduction
1(3)
Understanding earthquakes
4(5)
Earthquake magnitude and intensity
9(2)
The nature of earthquake shaking
11(2)
Importance of ground conditions
13(1)
References and notes
14(1)
2 How buildings resist earthquakes
15(18)
Introduction
15(1)
Nature of seismic forces
15(3)
Factors affecting the severity of seismic forces
18(7)
Resisting seismic forces
25(2)
Torsion
27(2)
Force paths
29(3)
Notes
32(1)
3 Seismic design approaches
33(16)
Introduction
33(1)
Historical overview
33(5)
Current seismic design philosophy
38(9)
References and notes
47(2)
4 Horizontal structure
49(14)
Introduction
49(1)
Diaphragms
50(6)
Transfer diaphragms
56(2)
Bond beams
58(3)
Collectors and ties
61(1)
Note
61(2)
5 Vertical structure
63(30)
Introduction
63(3)
Shear walls
66(10)
Braced frames
76(5)
Moment frames
81(8)
Mixed systems
89(2)
References
91(2)
6 Seismic design and architecture
93(20)
Introduction
93(1)
Integrating seismic resisting structure and architecture
94(5)
How much structure is needed?
99(3)
Special structures
102(2)
Contemporary architecture in seismic regions
104(4)
Case study: the Villa Savoye
108(4)
References and notes
112(1)
7 Foundations
113(12)
Introduction
113(1)
Seismic foundation problems and solutions
114(5)
Foundation types
119(1)
Foundation investigations
119(2)
Retaining structures
121(2)
References and notes
123(2)
8 Horizontal configuration
125(18)
Introduction
125(3)
Torsion
128(4)
Re-entrant corners
132(2)
Diaphragm discontinuities
134(2)
Non-parallel systems
136(1)
Pounding and separation
137(3)
Bridging between buildings
140(1)
References and notes
141(2)
9 Vertical configuration
143(14)
Introduction
143(1)
Soft storeys
144(4)
Short columns
148(3)
Discontinuous and off-set walls
151(3)
Setbacks
154(1)
Buildings on sloping sites
155(1)
References and notes
155(2)
10 Non-structural elements: those likely to cause structural damage
157(16)
Introduction
157(2)
Infill walls
159(9)
Staircases
168(3)
References
171(2)
11 Other non-structural elements
173(14)
Introduction
173(1)
Cladding
174(7)
Parapets and appendages
181(1)
Partition walls
182(1)
Suspended ceilings and raised floors
182(2)
Mechanical and electrical equipment
184(1)
Building contents
184(2)
References
186(1)
12 Retrofitting
187(20)
Introduction
187(2)
Why retrofit?
189(2)
Retrofit objectives
191(1)
Retrofit approaches
192(3)
Retrofit techniques
195(7)
Non-structural retrofit
202(1)
Historic buildings
203(1)
References
204(3)
13 Professional collaboration and communication
207(10)
Introduction
207(1)
Client
208(2)
Design team
210(3)
Contractor
213(2)
Post-earthquake
215(1)
References and notes
216(1)
14 New technologies
217(16)
Introduction
217(1)
Seismic isolation
218(6)
Dampers
224(3)
Damage avoidance
227(1)
Innovative structural configurations
228(1)
Structural design approaches
229(1)
Other developments
230(1)
References
231(2)
15 Urban planning
233(10)
Introduction
233(1)
Planning
234(3)
Tsunami
237(1)
Fire following earthquake
238(2)
Interdisciplinary interaction
240(1)
References and notes
240(3)
16 Issues in developing countries
243(8)
Introduction
243(2)
Design
245(3)
Construction
248(1)
Resources
248(1)
References
249(2)
17 Earthquake architecture
251(14)
Introduction
251(2)
Expression of seismic resistance
253(2)
Expression of structural principles and actions
255(3)
Seismic issues generating architecture
258(4)
References and notes
262(3)
18 Summary
265(10)
Resources
269(1)
Introduction
269(1)
Institutions and organizations
269(3)
Publications
272(3)
Index 275
Andrew Charleson
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