14 March 2016

Textile Roofs 2004

Since 1995 Textile Roofs is a successful event with regard to the Design and Realisation of Membrane Structures.

Co-Host TensiNet

Sponsored by Ferrari and technet GmbH
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14 March 2016

Textile Roofs 2008

The 13th International Workshop on the Design and Practical Realisation of Architectural Membrane Structures.
The main objectives of this workshop are to provide fundamental information, as well as presenting the state-of-the-art in textile roof engineering. Above all, the workshop aims to provide practical answers to real-world questions. In addition to a comprehensive programme of lectures presented in English by key figures from the membrane structure industry and academia, opportunity for the study and hands-on development of practical case-studies in an informal tutorial environment will be provided.
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14 March 2016

IASS Symposium 2007

Free - form design of shells and spatial structures, strongly influenced by modern IT resources, requires: technological innovation (know-how), to be driven by a confident conceptual design (know what) in a scientific engineering scenario (know why) addressed to re-set the design process reliability assessment due to innovation and complexity of new architectural morphologies.

In fact new architectural design trends, giving prevalence to aesthetic over the static rationality, will land to a future of generalized “free-form-buildings” (FFB) in contrast with the scientific philosophy inherited from Torroja, Maillart, Nervi and others, who designed quite sure that the observing static laws is “per se” a guarantee for achieved aesthetic results.

In the frame of the actual inter-trans and multidisciplinary design process between architecture and structural engineering, 2007 Venetian Symposium invites professionals, researchers and academics to update the “State of the Art” concerning the classic scientific and technical themes of the IASS.

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14 March 2016

TensiNet-Symposium 2003

TensiNet SYMPOSIUM
Designing Tensile Architecture

19 and 20 September 2003 in Brussels, Belgium

OBJECTIVE

Nowadays building with flexible, lightweight materials such as coated membranes and cables has become a new form of construction with its very own principles and characteristics. To many people involved in the building industry, the use of pretensioned textiles is a new and unknown concept. Therefore, during the symposium, this rather new type of construction will be looked at in all its aspects. From material characteristics to statical analysis, from concept to execution, international speakers will give an overview of the intriguing way of building and its wide range of application.
The reference data available in the database on the website www.tensinet.com as well as the Design Guide will be presented.

TARGET GROUP

The aim of the symposium is to increase the interest in and appreciation for membrane and lightweight structures. Architects, engineers and constructors as well as professors and students interested or involved in the design and manufacture of non-conventional structures are invited to learn more about existing lightweight constructions, ongoing projects and future applications.

PROGRAM

Fri., 19 SEP 2003
09-12 Block 1 Design of Membrane Structures
12-14 Lunch
14-18 Block 2 Engineering and Analysis
18.30 Evening Lecture: GLASS IN CONSTRUTIONS
20.30 Common Dinner

Sat., 20 SEP 2003
9-12 Block 3 Construction and Projects
12-14 Lunch
14-16 Block 4 Material and Testing
17-22 Technical Visits: Erasmus Metro Station, Markies Building, Fort Mortsel

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Brian Forster
Bill Taylor
Rosemarie Wagner
Göran Pohl
Philippe Samyn
Marijke Mollaert


REGISTRATION Fee

Normal Ticket: 350 €
Member of TensiNet: 250 €
Student: 100 €
(VAT incl.)


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14 March 2016

WG (6)

Design Guide
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4 November 2015

Presentation TensiNet Association - Annual general meeting Barcelona 2015

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26 October 2015

CALL FOR ABSTRACT - how to submit - deadline abstract submission 30 November, 2015

TensiNet - COST Action TU1303 Symposium 2016 NOVEL STRUCTURAL SKINS

IMPROVING SUSTAINABILITY AND EFFICIENCY THROUGH NEW STRUCTURAL TEXTILE MATERIALS AND DESIGNS - deadline abstract submission 30 November, 2015

Please find the link to upload your abstract. Abstracts should be submitted at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=tensinet2016.

You will need to create an EasyChair account to submit.

Queries regarding submissions should be addressed to John Chilton (tensinet2016.papers@gmail.com).

General information on submitting your abstract: http://conferences.ncl.ac.uk/tensinet2016/submissions/

 

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30 June 2015

website SYMPOSIUM 2016 online

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30 June 2015

SYMPOSIUM 2016 _ ANNOUNCEMENT

TENSINET - COST Action TU1303 SYMPOSIUM 2016

‘Novel Structural Skins’

Improving sustainability and efficiency through new structural textile materials and designs.

Wednesday 26, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 October 2016

Newcastle University, United Kingdom


http://www.tensinet.com/files/Symposium_2016/Announcement_-_symposium_2016.pdf

http://conferences.ncl.ac.uk/tensinet2016/

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18 June 2015

VACANCY - Project Manager – Tensile Membrane Structure Design (KTP Associate)

see link
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/jobs/currentvacancies/ref/ENG008315X1

The closing date is Thursday, 25th June 2015.

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7 May 2015

TECHTEXTIL STUDENT COMPETITION 2015

Techtextil student competition 2015

The 13th student competition “Textile Structures for New Building 2015” took place this year. The event, which is held every two years, was organised within the framework of Techtextil 2015 by the trade fair and sponsored by the international association TensiNet. This competition, which has become established and popular in professional circles, received many entries both from countries inside and also outside the EU.

 

Special Grant for the 13th Student Competition “Textile Structures for New Building” 2015

http://www.tensinet.com/files/Techtextil_Competitions/TechTextil_competition_2015_EN.pdf

 

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