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Architectural application of seismic control through tuned mass damping. Roof garden project on the Ex Ceat complex in Turin.
Rel. Emiliano Matta, Riccardo Palma. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Architecture Construction City, 2019
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Abstract
In recent years, the issue of elevations as a recovery tool has proved to be among the most widespread thanks to the many advantages it offers. In order to cope with a design context that is increasingly attentive to the sustainable aspect, the preferred type of elevation is green roofing, whether extensive in the case of minor or intensive intervention to meet specific requests. The method acquires a further value when it merges with technological-structural aspects and even underlines them by creating a complex and functional system. This fusion can take the form of the TMD seismic mitigation system, a device that makes it possible to reduce the movement of a building as a result of the stresses caused by earthquakes and therefore makes the building more stable by shortening its oscillation times.
In order to verify the effective functioning of this technology, a case study was chosen, in accordance with the requirements, to which it could be applied
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