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Modélisateur et concepteur des structures 🏗️🏬...
Une histoire d'amour et détermination

[Village Guluva @VillageGuluva]

You can not buy experience.

[Arcfunmi @Arcfunmi]

This is a common floor system, and there are many good reasons to adopt it. It's not limited only to England in usage.

[Arcfunmi @Arcfunmi]

What crack repair strategy is this?

[FAYAN @FayanExpress]

एक साधारण से प्लॉट को जिस तरह Luxury House में बदला गया है, उसे देखकर आपकी आंखें खुली रह जाएंगी।

@Grok क्या तुम इस Plot का Size बता सकते हो ?
और तुम्हारे हिसाब से इसे बनाने में लगभग कितना खर्च आया होगा ?

[̊M̊̊Å̊V̊̊O̊̊R̊̊Y̊ @MVY_Viz]

A masterpiece is not designed in panic. Great architecture needs time, discipline, and obsession with detail.

[̊M̊̊Å̊V̊̊O̊̊R̊̊Y̊ @MVY_Viz]

Studio 0f High-Rise...

[ConstructionPM🪖 ✨ @HabeebOmosidi]

How does a Cantilever work?

A cantilever works because one end is firmly fixed while the other end extends freely without support.

When a load is placed on the free end, the structure doesn’t “float” by magic, the fixed support resists the force by developing bending moments and shear forces that keep the member in equilibrium.

In this video, you can see how:
- the fixed end prevents rotation and movement
- stresses become highest near the support
- loads travel through the member into the support system

That’s why stiffness, material strength, reinforcement, and proper load paths are critical in real construction.

From balconies and canopies to bridges and stadium roofs, cantilever structures rely on controlled force transfer and structural balance to remain stable.

[ConstructionPM🪖 ✨ @HabeebOmosidi]

Retaining Wall:

Built to hold back soil, especially on a sloped land. The key thing that prevents the fall over of the wall lies in its base, so the base is as important as the wall if not more.

The wall has a long base hidden underground. Part of that base extends backward under the soil (heel). Then, the soil sitting on the heel adds weight and helps press the wall down, making it more stable. That extra weight helps stop the wall from tipping forward due to the pressure of the soil behind it.

As usual, the reinforcement inside the wall handles tension, the concrete handles the compression.

So the wall survives simply cos:

- The base spreads the load,
- The soil weight helps stabilize it,
- Reinforcements and concrete each resist different forces.

That combination is why retaining walls can safely hold back huge amounts of earth.

[̊M̊̊Å̊V̊̊O̊̊R̊̊Y̊ @MVY_Viz]

Revit...

[Arcfunmi @Arcfunmi]

How to fix a wall crack the easy way?

[LMD (Arc.) @Layemie001]

Would you prefer this to wooden staircase?

[learn skills2.0 @_learnskills]

Before glass, before façades, before the skyline takes shape, steel goes up first.

[ConstructionPM🪖 ✨ @HabeebOmosidi]

All in one.. 😅

A real talent >>>>>>>

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Hold your breath test

[LMD (Arc.) @Layemie001]

Indeed they're true master of building.

[LMD (Arc.) @Layemie001]

This is very satisfying to watch.

[Architecture Presentation @arcpresentation]

The right reinforcement.

[sam @samx_reels]

Building an Underground Container Pool with Hidden Rooms

[Quantum Tech ⚛ @QuantumTech_X]

Would you trust and live in a house built with foam and concrete? Watch this video.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A house built with foam and concrete.