Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2009
Amri Chadha
Rohan Patankar
Varun Bajaj
III Year, B.Arch
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Problems faced:
Toppling
Stacking order
inconsistent
No segregation
Support structure failure
Low capacity
Space wastage
Exposure to rain
2010
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So Basically…
Can accommodate a Falling action stops between Stacking order is very
lot more books due to any two modules. No domino easy to follow and design
elimination of organically effect. induced, as “Book=Brick”
‘pyramidal’ stacks. Also,
the stackable height
increases. Modular, easy -set up
and easy - removal
Minimal toppling in
any direction due to Books can be segregated
layout, locking and by type right from the
effective load transfer. beginning due to the
formation of modules
Organic, Pyramidal Stacks
10.25m
Very interesting 20.5m
elevation playing with
‘A’s and ‘Vs’
Plan for Chennai
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The Specifics Gusset Plate to spread load over
450mm
wider area
Size of module: [Folded plate 50mm flaps, 100
wide at base, 8 thick]
1800mm (width)
x900mm (span)
x450mm (height) Interlocking “teeth” for
adjustable + secure connections
[hollow steel section
Max. weight per 150mmx150mm]
module:~1.73 T
Bracing members for keeping Underside View
Total number of main members in place
[hollow steel sections
modules:42 100mmx80mm] Supportive bracing members
to distribute load
Total no. of books Wire mesh to prevent books [hollow steel sections
per module:~6250 from falling out 65mmx65mm]
(assumed book size: [4mm cross section steel wire
200mmx115mmx20mm. mesh]
Hence, it can
accommodate Main Frame members for
almost distributing + transferring
2.5 lakh load
Books) [hollow steel sections
150mmx150mm]
The ‘Jenga Block’
3D View Experiment…
Verdict: It’s stable!!
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Joint socket
Running for cover… [PVC]
Elevation