armed masonry

[Cecco91]

Bye to all,
to make it short I was asked to design an armed masonry building in a trapezoidal Gothic lot, my problem is if this method of construction is adaptable to planimetric forms that are not rattangolar or square. I didn't find any project on the internet that could help me. the tutor that follows my project [CUT] He showed no idea what he's talking about. Can someone safely tell me if a building with armed masonry is feasible with boxing systems composed of non-orthogonal walls?
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[radio]

hello cecco91, unfortunately I cannot answer you, it is not my field; But I ask you a courtesy, that is to write two lines of presentation (caldly recommended) and to read the regulation, if you have not already done it.
It's always important to start with the right foot.
p.s. I have eliminated the definition you gave to your tutor, in my opinion inappropriate.

Bye.

 

[gfrank]

Bye to all,
.... I was asked to design an armed masonry building in a trapezoidal Gothic lot, my problem is if this method of construction is adaptable to planimetric forms that are not rattangolar or square.
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Can someone safely tell me if a building with armed masonry is feasible with boxing systems composed of non-orthogonal walls?

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provided that the armed masonry is a constructive method, which adapts to many needs, you must clarify better what intent for "building in Gothic lot ..."
Do you mean that you have to keep the outer walls and the doors (inside) to be demolished according to the needs of building, or "to safeguard" all existing structures and to integrate the new walls (doors and not) necessary for the new building?
Besides, what does it mean "... if a building with armed masonry is feasible with boxing plants... ": what do you mean by boxing plants?