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Schlaich, Jörg: "Roofs for Railway Stations, Past and Present Concept"
Schlaich-Bergermann-Archiv >> 02. Sachakten >> 02.02 Lehrtätigkeit und Forschung
27. August 2003 - 29. August 2003
Enthält: Ausdruck PowerPoint Folien mit Notizen zum Vortrag im Rahmen des IABSE-Symposiums (International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering) in Antwerpen. Auch dabei Programmheft, Liste der Teilnehmer und folgende wissenschaftliche Artikel: Jörg Schlaich und Hans Schober: " Recent Railroad Bridges" Jörg Schlaich, Stefan Justiz und Hans Schober: "Transparent Roofs for Railway Stations" Jörg Schlaich, Stefan Justiz und Hans Schober: Structures for high-speed railwas-bridges and sheds for stations" Annette Bögle: " Evaluation in Conceptual Design" Enthält auch zwei CD´s beschriftet mit CD 1"Roofs for railway stations, Keynote, Jörg Schlaich, IABSE Antwerp" und CD2 beschriftet mit "Antwerpen Bahnhof" und enthalten: CD 1 Blatt 35: PowerPoint Datei zum Vortrag "Roofs for Railway Stations, Past and Present Concept" (Dateiname: Schlaich_0612_001) CD 2 Blatt 36-41: Bilder der Bahnstation in Antwerpen 2003 mit folgenden Dateinamen: Schlaich_0612_036 Schlaich_0612_037 Schlaich_0612_038 Schlaich_0612_039 Schlaich_0612_040 Schlaich_0612_041
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