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Originally posted by GenRadek
Cause last I checked, an architect is not one to do the actual math and physics like an actual engineer.
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Originally posted by GenRadek
Oh are you talking about Paul and the rest of the amateurs who are not skilled in actual highrise construction? Cause last I checked, an architect is not one to do the actual math and physics like an actual engineer.
Or are you name calling? If so, well then the Mods are not going like it.
Originally posted by dilly1
Originally posted by GenRadek
Oh are you talking about Paul and the rest of the amateurs who are not skilled in actual highrise construction? Cause last I checked, an architect is not one to do the actual math and physics like an actual engineer.
Or are you name calling? If so, well then the Mods are not going like it.
Yea that's right hermit, make love to your laptop and sit there all day and night . Why don't you try to have a real job. Try working for GC on a real jobsite. Try learning the very crap you try to derail day in and out. I don't care about the mods. As far as I am concerned they are in it too. I have spent countless hours,,,time that should be spending on my family and work, on explaining to all you debunkers how obviously wrong you all are. None of you can explain any of my questions and known of you care for my explanations. Your not here to learn you are here to derail. What NIST,911report,FEMA and all debunkers say is not the truth. Plain and simple . Anyone with any education in construction/design or engineering will know the engineers working for NIST or the government are lying. Again I don't care if the MODS suspend me or whatever.
You are a hermit and a derailing nat that knows nothing about construction.
Originally posted by GenRadek
reply to post by ANOK
So maybe you can tell the difference between an architect's blueprints and an engineers?
I'll repost wmds' last quote
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Originally posted by wmd_2008
The architect would have got the required information from the stone producers catalogues and guides what myself and others are saying is they DONT DO CALCULATIONS!!! is that clear enough for you.
So architects have to be good artists and good scientists when they design a building. The building must be pleasant to look at, pleasant to work in and strong enough to be safe from most natural disasters.
Trying to do all these things at the same time is part of the challenge and excitement of being an architect.
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An architect will create the overall aesthetic and look of buildings and structures, but the design of a building involves far more than its appearance. Buildings also must be functional, safe, and economical and must suit the specific needs of the people who use them. Most importantly, they must be built with the public’s health, safety and welfare in mind.
Architects do calculations, that is ridiculous. But regardless they still understand buildings, and how they are engineered. To think someone who works designing buildings wouldn't know the physics of building design is ridiculous. Physics is a pre-requirement for an architecture degree.
They need to know how a building works physically in order to design it. They need to know that their design fits the safety standards etc. They don't just take an engineers design and pretty it up.
This is just about you trying to discredit someone because you think they wouldn't know how buildings collapse, which is complete nonsense. Even a layman who knows basic physics can tell you how a building collapses. You all act like it's super secret information only the most highest of job descriptions would be able to understand.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by ANOK
Architects do calculations, that is ridiculous. But regardless they still understand buildings, and how they are engineered. To think someone who works designing buildings wouldn't know the physics of building design is ridiculous. Physics is a pre-requirement for an architecture degree.
They need to know how a building works physically in order to design it. They need to know that their design fits the safety standards etc. They don't just take an engineers design and pretty it up.
This is just about you trying to discredit someone because you think they wouldn't know how buildings collapse, which is complete nonsense. Even a layman who knows basic physics can tell you how a building collapses. You all act like it's super secret information only the most highest of job descriptions would be able to understand.
Actually I agree with you to a point. All architects had to study basic physics and structures at some point or another. Most structural acrchitects (as opposed to interior or landscape) are pretty good with underlying design to the extent that they need to be. Some get pigeon holed in their careers and forget about some of the basics but that is far from being a structural engineer and understanding building demolition.
Actually very few layman understand how or why a building would collapse. They may think they do, but they really don't. It is much, much, much more complicated than you make it out to be.
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Originally posted by wmd_2008
ANOK what about these floor connections you love to avoid any thoughts yet ?
So what does that mean well the building DIDN'T collapse in 7 seconds as some claim on the video and all the columns didin't fail at the same time as some claim on the video! 8+7 = 15!
Originally posted by ANOK
What about the floor connections?
Didn't I explain already that the connections had nothing to do with the ability of 15 concrete and steel slabs to crush and eject 95 concrete and steel slabs out of the footprint?
Or cause the 47 massive core columns to telescope down through an increasing mass, an increasing path of most resistance?
So what does that mean well the building DIDN'T collapse in 7 seconds as some claim on the video and all the columns didin't fail at the same time as some claim on the video! 8+7 = 15!
So what? The collapse time is irrelevant. The post collapse pics is what shows what happened. The columns had to have failed in a timed sequence, technicality not at the same time but damn close, in order to cause the building to fall symmetrically into its own footprint (as evidenced by post collapse pics).
I got to say mate that is a pretty lame attempt at debunking lol.
Originally posted by GenRadek
the most critical design flaw of the WTC, and you say they had nothing to do with the collapse?