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    This document is a presentation by Rupen Goswami for the CE305 Basic Structural Steel Design course at IIT Madras from 2009-2010. It provides a historical overview of structures built by humans from ancient times to modern day, including buildings, bridges, and towers made from various materials like stone, wood, and steel. Some of the structures highlighted include the Great Pyramids, Great Wall of China, Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Burj Dubai, and many others. The presentation explores what structures humans have built and discusses civil engineering structures and the use of steel in modern high-rise constructions.

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    This document is a presentation by Rupen Goswami for the CE305 Basic Structural Steel Design course at IIT Madras from 2009-2010. It provides a historical overview of structures built by humans from ancient times to modern day, including buildings, bridges, and towers made from various materials like stone, wood, and steel. Some of the structures highlighted include the Great Pyramids, Great Wall of China, Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Burj Dubai, and many others. The presentation explores what structures humans have built and discusses civil engineering structures and the use of steel in modern high-rise constructions.

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    Basic Structural Steel Design

    CE 305
    Rupen Goswami
    Department of Civil Engineering
    Indian Institute of Technology Madras
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 2
    What Have Men Built?
    The Great Pyramids at Giza
    ~2600BC
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 3
    What Have Men Built?
    The Great Wall of China
    ~220 BC
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 4
    What Have Men Built?
    The Colosseum
    70 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 5
    What Have Men Built?
    Qila Mubarak Bhatinda Fort
    90 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 6
    What Have Men Built?
    Pyramid at Chichn Itz
    ~800 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 7
    What Have Men Built?
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 8
    What Have Men Built?
    El Castillo de Guzman el Bueno, Spain
    ~900 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 9
    What Have Men Built?
    Jaisalmer Fort
    1130s
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 10
    What Have Men Built?
    Conway Castle, North Wales
    1280s
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 11
    What Have Men Built?
    Carcassonne, Framce
    ~ 600 BC:: Modern Restored Look
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 12
    What Have Men Built?
    Machu Picchu, Peru
    ~1400 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 13
    What Have Men Built?
    Red Fort, Delhi
    1648
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 14
    What Have Men Built?
    The Parthenon, Greece
    ~ 5
    th
    Century BC
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 15
    What Have Men Built?
    The Parthenon, Nashville, Tenenssee
    Full Scale Replica of the Original
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 16
    What Have Men Built?
    The Lourve, Paris
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 17
    What Have Men Built?
    Taj Mahal
    1632-1653
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 18
    What Have Men Built?
    Pantheon, Rome
    2
    nd
    Century AD
    Dome: 142 feet in diameter
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 19
    What Have Men Built?
    St. Peter's Basilica
    1506-1626
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 20
    What Have Men Built?
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 21
    What Have Men Built?
    Astrodome, Houston, Texas
    1965
    710 feet or 216.4 m
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 22
    What Have Men Built?
    St. Peter's Basilica
    1506-1626
    Astrodome, Houston, Texas
    1965
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 23
    What Have Men Built?
    St. Peter's Basilica
    1506-1626
    Georgia Dome, Atlanta
    1992
    840 feet or 256 m
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 24
    What Have Men Built?
    Puente Romano Bridge, Mrida, Spain
    ~100 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 25
    What Have Men Built?
    Alcntara Bridge, Spain
    104-106 AD
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 26
    What Have Men Built?
    Bridge of Besal, Spain
    12
    th
    Century
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 27
    What Have Men Built?
    Stirling Bridge, Scotland
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 28
    What Have Men Built?
    Ponte della Maddalena, Itally
    1080
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 29
    What Have Men Built?
    Bow Bridge, Plox, England
    15
    th
    Century
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 30
    What Have Men Built?
    Iron Bridge, Shropshire, England
    1779
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 31
    What Have Men Built?
    Brooklyn Bridge, New York
    1883
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 32
    What Have Men Built?
    Firth of Forth Bridge, Scotland
    1890
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 33
    What Have Men Built?
    Tower Bridge, England
    1894
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 34
    What Have Men Built?
    Alsea Bay Bridge, Oregon
    1936
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 35
    What Have Men Built?
    Coos Bay Bridge, Oregon
    1936
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 36
    What Have Men Built?
    Golden Gate Bridge, USA
    1937
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 37
    What Have Men Built?
    Howrah Bridge, Calcutta
    1937-1943
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 38
    What Have Men Built?
    Sunshine Skyway Bridge, Florida
    1982-1987
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 39
    What Have Men Built?
    Akashi Kaikyo (Pearl) Bridge, Japan
    1986-1998
    1
    ,
    9
    9
    1

    m
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 40
    What Have Men Built?
    Akashi Kaikyo (Pearl) Bridge, Japan
    1986-1998
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 41
    What Have Men Built?
    Millau Viaduct, France
    2004
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 42
    What Have Men Built?
    Millau Viaduct, France
    2004
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 43
    What Have Men Built?
    Millau Viaduct, France
    2004
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 44
    What Have Men Built?
    La Torre di Pisa
    1173
    186 feet (higher side)
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 45
    What Have Men Built?
    Qutub Minar
    1193-1368
    238 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 46
    What Have Men Built?
    Eiffel Tower, Paris
    1887-1889
    1,063 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 47
    What Have Men Built?
    Chrysler Building, New York
    1930
    1,046 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 48
    What Have Men Built?
    Empire State Building, New York
    1931
    1,250 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 49
    What Have Men Built?
    World Trade Center Towers, New York
    1972 & 1973
    1,368 & 1,362 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 50
    What Have Men Built?
    Sears Tower, Chicago
    1973
    1,454 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 51
    What Have Men Built?
    Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur
    1998
    1,483 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 52
    What Have Men Built?
    Taipei 101 Tower, Taiwan
    2004
    1,670 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 53
    What Have Men Built?
    Burj Dubai, Dubai
    2 Dec 2009!!
    2,684 feet
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 54
    Do YOU want to become a Structural Engineer?
    What is a (Civil Engineering) Structure?
    Why Use of Steel in
    Modern High-Rise Constructions?
    So
    CE305:: Basic Strucural Steel Design / Rupen Goswami / IITM / 2009-2010 Semester I 55
    Have a Wonderful Day!
    John Hancock Center, Chicago
    1965-1970

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