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Structural-Architectural-Engineering:

Structure is define as context of the built environment , the term 'structure' refers to anything that's constructed or built from different interrelated parts with a hard and fast location on the bottom . ... Engineers sometimes ask these as 'non-building. Lightweight tensile structures outstand as an exemplary field that revolutionized architectural technology and engineering within the early 70´s, while having established new frame conditions and methodologies regarding cooperation between architectural and engineering disciplines in practice and research. Cable-net and membrane structures form-finding process is directly associated with aesthetic, functional, structural and construction aspects from early stages of the planning . The structures geometry is revised in an iterative process of form finding until an equilibrium form under the imposed stress requirements of the members and boundary conditions has been reached. The origin of lightweight tensile structures and therefore the initiation of numerical methods of study that enabled the belief of the roof structure of Munich 1972 Olympics-Arenas frames three phases of developments within the area: design and computational analysis, design optimization and automatic manufacture, and open loop multivariable systems performance based design. the precise projects succession of technology driven design processes are reviewed from the attitude of an interrelated syntax of architectural and structural design. Integration of the architectural and structural engineering disciplines is undoubtedly acknowledged in practice and research, thanks to its potential to use a heterogeneous set of discourses and kinds of data , through cyclical and comprehensive processes of development.      

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