Architects' guide to stainless steel

Publication 179

Steel Construction Institute, 1997
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Abstract

Contains information on the design, specification, manufacture and maintenance of stainless steel architectural components in two sections: Design and Technology and Case Studies. Section one includes structural and performance information and reviews production and finishing processes. It focuses on those grades of stainless steel and techniques that are commonly used in relation to architectural components. The second section provides an overview of the contemporary use of stainless steel in architecture. It comprises a broad and representative selection of building projects by leading architects and engineers.

Author

Baddoo, N. R., Burgan, R. and Ogden, R. G.

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9781859420492

Subjects

  • Building systems/frame
  • Building structure
  • Materials
  • Steel building systems/frame
  • Metal sections/other items
  • Steel

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With over 30 years experience, the Steel Construction Institute provide technical expertise and best practice to the steel construction sector.

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