ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES ASSIMILATED NOTES:

Section$-$active structure system that consists of a network of beams that are connected to form a continuous

frame, enhancing stability.

Section$-$active structure system that typically involves linear elements that resist loads through flexural strength.

Structural system commonly that includes beams, columns, and slabs to resist loads in a building.

Structural system that is commonly used in buildings where a grid of beams and columns provides support and

stability.

Structural system that is effective for structures requiring large open spaces without the need for intermediate

supports.

Structural system that is primarily used for vertical load$-$bearing in buildings, involving elements such as beams

and columns.

Structural system that relies on cables or membranes stretched under tension to maintain its form and carry

loads.

Structural system that typically involves horizontal members connected by diagonal members, forming a series

of interconnected triangles.

Type of arch structure system that involves a grid$-$like network of arches to resist thrust and support loads.

Type of arch structure system that involves a series of curved segments to form a self$-$supporting framework.

Type of form$-$active structure system that is often used in large$-$span applications, such as sports arenas and

exhibition halls.

Type of form$-$active structure system that utilizes flexible materials to span large areas with minimal supports.

Type of pneumatic structure that creates a large enclosed space by maintaining its shape through internal air

pressure.

Type of structural system that is ideal for large$-$span roofs and long bridges, utilizing members in both

compression and tension.

Type of structural system that is used for structures like suspension bridges and tensile roofs, where the primary

load$-$bearing mechanism is tension.

Type of structural system that uses a network of interconnected triangular units to distribute loads across a

structure.

Type of structural system that uses cables or wires to support large structures such as bridges and canopies.

Type of vector$-$active system that is suitable for creating large$-$span, three$-$dimensional frameworks in structures

like stadiums or exhibition halls.

Vector$-$active structure system that is often used in creating three$-$dimensional grid patterns for long$-$span

structures.

Vector$-$active structure system that uses intersecting trusses to transfer loads across a planar or non$-$planar

surface.