Das hängende DachThe tower and the bridge : the new art of structural engineeringSchalenbau : Konstruktion und GestaltungDesign in wood : from beam to shell roofHolzleimbau = Lamélle collé = Glued laminated = Glued wood structuresNeat prints of two solid wooden models made in the month of June 1699 to point out ... the beautiful and precious roof over the great hall of the stadthuys in AmsterdamSupersheds : the architecture of long-span, large-volume buildingsCanopiesConstructions : moments in the history of spanning and supportingRailroad ArchitectureDesign Center Linz, Thomas HerzogMasted structures in architectureHistoric concreteThe old world builds the new : the Guastavino Company and the technology of the Catalan Vault, 1885-1962ColumnsCable nets65x Intensive Space Use : nominations 1998. Example projects Intensive Space Use.Platform enclosures : phenomenon during 150 years of industrial revolutions 1780-1930Architects + engineers = structuresStatement station : the colored movementThe art of structural design : a Swiss legacyFélix Candela : engineer, builder, structural artistDEKS : inspiring concepts for roofing roadsVerkehrs-Trassen-ÜberbauuungStefan Polónyi : Tragende Linien - Tragende Flächen = Bearing lines - bearing surfacesDie Eisenkonstruktionen der Ingenieur-Hochbauten : ein Lehrbuch zum Gebrauche an Technischen Hochschulen und in der Praxis : TafelnMaritime Museum wants to bring a maritime experience : building needs expansion and renovation after thirty yearsRenewed Maritime Museum must become experience : Liesbeth van der Pol on her restrained designThe divine value of decayed woodWim Pijbes lets pragmatism prevail : people come for the Night Watch not the entranceA canopy like a compass rose : steel elements lifted into the heart of the Maritime MuseumAmsterdamFor Liesbeth van der Pol, designing to Maritime Museum was a voyage of discoveryXander Hendrix, former National Building Service project manager: 'You only do a big museum like this once in a lifetime as a project manager'