Items where Author is "Tang, Gabriel"

TANG, Gabriel and PEDRESCHI, Remo (2020). Gridshell as Formwork: Proof of Concept for a New Technique for Constructing Thin Concrete Shells Supported by Gridshell as Formwork. Journal of Architectural Engineering, 26 (4), 04020036.

VEENENDAAL, Diederik, AUGUSTYNOWICZ, Edyta and TANG, Gabriel (2017). Magnolia: a glass-fibre reinforced polymer gridshell with a novel pattern and deployment concept. Proceedings of IASS Annual Symposia, IASS 2017 Hamburg Symposium: Conceptual & Structural Design, 1-9.

TANG, Gabriel (2016). Structural Intuition and Creative Play: An Architectural Perspective to Shell Pedagogies. Proceedings of the IASS Annual Symposium 2016 “Spatial Structures in the 21st Century” 26–30 September, 2016, Tokyo, Japan.

TANG, Gabriel and PEDRESCHI, Remo (2015). Deployable Gridshells as Formwork for Concrete Shells. Proceedings of IASS Annual Symposia, IASS 2015 Amsterdam Symposium: Future Visions – Symposium on Flexible Formwork (ISOFF 2015).

TANG, Gabriel (2015). An overview of historical and contemporary concrete shells, their construction and factors in their general disappearance. International Journal of Space Structures, 30 (1), 1-12.

TANG, Gabriel (2014). The birth of shell forms without computers - a student construction workshop. Proceedings of IASS Annual Symposia, IASS 2014 Brasilia Symposium: Shells, Membranes and Spatial Structures.

TANG, Gabriel (2013). Timber gridshells: beyond the drawing board. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers. Construction Materials, 166 (6), 390-402.

TANG, Gabriel, CHILTON, John and BECCARELLI, Paolo (2013). Progressive Development of Timber Gridshell Design, Analysis and Construction. Proceedings of International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures (IASS) Symposium 2013, 23-27 September, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland, J.B. Obrębski and R. Tarczewski (eds.). 6.

TANG, Gabriel (2012). Deployable Gridshells and their application as a Physical Form Finding Tool: Constructing an innovative life-size Strained Timber Gridshell. Proceedings of IASS (International Association of Shells and Spatial Structures) Conference From Spatial Structures to Space Structures, Seoul, South Korea, 23rd May 2012.

TANG, Gabriel, POPOVIC LARSEN, Olga and LEE, Daniel (2010). Innovative spatial timber structures: workshops with physical modeling explorations from small to full scale. Proceedings of The International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures (IASS) Symposium 2010, Shanghai Spatial Structures – Permanent and Temporary November 8-12 2010, Shanghai, China.

TANG, Gabriel and CHILTON, John (2019). Constructing correctly in wood: new insights into timber technology approaches through purist and liberalist schools of thought. In: BIANCONI, Fabio and FILIPPUCCI, Marco, (eds.) Digital wood design: innovative techniques of representation in architectural design. Lecture notes in civil engineering (24). Springer, 871-894.

TANG, Gabriel (2012). Deployable Gridshells and their application as temporary, reusable and Flexible Concrete Formwork. In: ORR, John, EVERNDEN, Mark, DARBY, Antony and IBELL, Timothy, (eds.) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Flexible Formwork. University of Bath, 324-333.

TANG, Gabriel (2012). The Rise and Fall of The Thin Concrete Shell. In: ORR, John, EVERNDEN, Mark, ANTONY, Darby and IBELL, Tim, (eds.) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Flexible Formwork. University of Bath, 324-333.

TANG, Gabriel (2010). Masdar - The Sustainable Desert City: A Theoretical Mirage or A Realistic. In: LEHMANN, Steffen, WAER, Husam Al and AL-QAWASMI, Jamal, (eds.) Sustainable Architecture & Urban Development Volume 3 of Sustainable Architecture and Urban Development: SAUD 2010, The Seventh International Conference of The Center for the Study of Architecture in the Arab Region. CSAAR Press, The Center for the Study of Architecture in the Arab Region, 175-189.

CHILTON, John and TANG, Gabriel (2016). Timber gridshells : architecture, structure and craft. Oxon, UK, Routledge.