Static Design and Construction Principles

How to build a structure that can stand for at least 200 years?

This book, which sets out with the aim of constructing a 'masterpiece,' attempts to explain the static design and application principles of public buildings such as schools and dormitories, built as reinforced concrete or masonry, with an awareness of earthquake-resistant structural design in our country, where 95% of the area is in an earthquake zone. This is presented in a way that everyone can understand, using figures and photographs.

Especially thought to be useful for those just starting in the profession, it includes:

• Explanations of construction terms,

• How a prepared static project is implemented on site,

• Principles of reading static projects through 3D models.

While preparing the book, current regulations were taken as a basis, and national and international sources, as well as applications based on current technology, were utilized.