1. Experimental and analytical investigation of the crack behaviour of dapped-end beams 

   Mata Falcón, Jaime; Yu, Karin; Pallarés Rubio, Luis; et al. (2025)

   Engineering Structures

   Reinforced concrete dapped ends are a widely used connection for precast elements in infrastructure and building structures. However, they are prone to major durability problems due to the formation of an inclined crack at the re-entrant corner of the joint. The crack typically forms at low loads and reaches a significant opening under service load conditions, causing corrosion and stress concentration in the reinforcement, which impairs ...

   Journal Article

2. A grammar-based framework for strut-and-tie modelling of reinforced concrete structures 

   Yu, Karin; Kraus, Michael Anton; Chatzi, Eleni; et al. (2024)

   Proceedings of IASS Annual Symposia

   Strut-and-tie models offer a simplified design approach for reinforced concrete structures such as walls or beams and are particularly suitable for static or geometrical discontinuities. They guarantee designs that are safe based on the lower bound theorem of the theory of plasticity. Currently, their manual generation demands significant time and expertise to navigate the solution space for various configu rations with different objectives ...

   Conference Paper

3. Cortex and Mind: Unifying Cognition by Joaquín M. Fuster Oxford University Press: 2002. 314 pp 

   Martin, Kevan (2003)

   Nature

   Book Review

4. Are You Serious About Building a City? 

   Albert Pope, /; Hueppe, Robin V. (2024)

   Other Publication

5. Remover of Overburden 

   Hueppe, Robin V. (2024)

   Room One Thousand

   Journal Article

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