Michael A. Hebert

Structural Option
Barshinger Life Science & Philospohy Building
Franklin & Marshall College (Lancaster, PA)

This is a student-generated Capstone Project e-Portfolio (CPEP) produced in conjunction with the AE Senior Thesis e-Studio.

Thesis Proposal

This Thesis Proposal distinguishes the specifics tasks that I hope to accomplish during the spring 2006 semester.  The overriding goal of the tasks can be characterized as improving design efficiency.

My depth topic will encompass both the lateral and foundation systems.  Whereas the lateral system will be made more efficient within the existing concentrically-braced frame design, the foundation system will be investigated for a potential change from shallow spread footings to concrete caissons.

The breadth work will focus on two topics: constructability analyses of the altered systems from the depth topic and [lecture hall acoustic assessment]. (Posted 12.12.05) [updated 1.15.06]

Executive Summary (PDF)

Breadth Topics (PDF)

Complete Thesis Proposal (PDF)

Proposal Updates (1.15.06)

Executive Summary (PDF)

Breadth Topics (PDF)

Complete Thesis Proposal (PDF)

 

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