Effie Tower
Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment
Module:
Measurement And Applications
Title of Project:
The Strength In Structure Name of Group Member | Student ID. | Table of Content
Title Page
Introduction to Eiffel Tower 3
History of Eiffel Tower 5
Construction & Function Advantage of the Structure
Disadvantages of the Structure 14
Conclusion 16
Introduction
Nothing like it had ever been built like the Eiffel Tower. It is a 984-foot (300-meter) tower of wrought iron and open-lattice. The Eiffel Tower was the tallest structure in the world until the Chrusler Building was finished in New York City in 1930. Otis Elevator Company had designed glass-walled elevators, which climbed the legs of the tower to get to the first and second platforms. From the second floor to the third platform, which is near the top, four balanced elevators go up and down in the area. If you looked on a clear day, from the top platform, the view stretches for 50 miles (80 kilometers). On the first level are three-glass-confined structures, there are two level. They both contain one restaurant: Le Parisien on the lower level and La Belle France on the upper level. The third part is teh Salle (hall) Gustave Eiffel, where there is space for business, conferences, expositions, cultural events, and social meetings. There is a souvenir shop and a snack bar located on the smaller second floor. Even from this level, it is very possible that an excellent view of Paris can be seen without having to go to the
Module:
Measurement And Applications
Title of Project:
The Strength In Structure Name of Group Member | Student ID. | Table of Content
Title Page
Introduction to Eiffel Tower 3
History of Eiffel Tower 5
Construction & Function Advantage of the Structure
Disadvantages of the Structure 14
Conclusion 16
Introduction
Nothing like it had ever been built like the Eiffel Tower. It is a 984-foot (300-meter) tower of wrought iron and open-lattice. The Eiffel Tower was the tallest structure in the world until the Chrusler Building was finished in New York City in 1930. Otis Elevator Company had designed glass-walled elevators, which climbed the legs of the tower to get to the first and second platforms. From the second floor to the third platform, which is near the top, four balanced elevators go up and down in the area. If you looked on a clear day, from the top platform, the view stretches for 50 miles (80 kilometers). On the first level are three-glass-confined structures, there are two level. They both contain one restaurant: Le Parisien on the lower level and La Belle France on the upper level. The third part is teh Salle (hall) Gustave Eiffel, where there is space for business, conferences, expositions, cultural events, and social meetings. There is a souvenir shop and a snack bar located on the smaller second floor. Even from this level, it is very possible that an excellent view of Paris can be seen without having to go to the