Eduardo Torroja and the International Association for Shell and Spatial Structures (IASS)
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Eduardo Torroja, shells structures, spatial structures, concrete, associationsAbstract
Eduardo Torroja’s legacy doesn’t limit to his innovative designs, or to his contributions to concrete structures and their codes development. Throw his life, he founded, or contributed to found, several associations, national and international, which as IASS (1959) are working nowadays leading the progress of civil and architectural construction.
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