Blar i Institutt for arkitektur og teknologi på forfatter "Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy"

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    • A Grasshopper Plugin for Finite Element Analysis with Solid Elements and Its Application on Gridshell Nodes 

      Haakonsen, Sverre Magnus; Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy; Luczkowski, Marcin; Rønnquist, Anders (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)
      Linking architectural models to structural analyses can be demanding and time-consuming, especially when the architectural models cannot be accurately analysed using readily available one- or two-dimensional finite elements. ...

    • Gridshell Nodes. Exploring options for aluminium nodes in timber gridshells 

      Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy (Doctoral theses at NTNU;2023:136, Doctoral thesis, 2023)
      Norsk sammendrag Tre-gitterskal er konstruksjonar som kombinerer fordelar med trekonstruksjon som låg bunden energi med konstruksjonseffektiviteten til ein skalkonstruksjon. I tillegg har dei visuelle kvalitetar på grunn ...

    • Gridshells in Recent Research—A Systematic Mapping Study 

      Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy; Manum, Bendik; Rønnquist, Anders (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2021)
      Gridshells are shells where the structural system is some kind of grid of linear members rather than a surface. With today’s focus on environmentally friendly solutions, gridshells have gained increased relevance as ...

    • One algorithm, two timber bridges built in Orkdal, Norway 

      Mork, John Haddal; Luczkowski, Marcin; Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy; Manum, Bendik; Rønnquist, Anders (Chapter, 2017)
      The building industry is about to embrace mass customization. In recent years, iconic buildings have demanded a new way of approaching design and manufacturing. We, among others, believe that parametrization is key to fully ...

    • Why we will all be looking for a new job soon, true story based on study case of Orkdal footbridge 

      Luczkowski, Marcin; Dyvik, Steinar Hillersøy; Mork, John Haddal; Rønnquist, Anders (Chapter, 2017)
      The fourth industrial revolution, already present in the several industries, is now entering the field of civil engineering. Digital fabrication, mass customization, robot arms and drones are connected within the building ...