Hexagrid: - The Avant Garde Pathway To Resist Lateral Load

The parametric study of hexagrid structure has been carried out by analyzing and designing 14 storey real life structure. The parameters nominated for evaluation were 3 different cross sectional shapes i.e., channel section, cold form hat section and buckling restrained brace section.

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International Journal of Environmental Sciences
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2025-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.64252/sy7bnm11
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Architecture and Art History Studies
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Hexagrid: - The Avant Garde Pathway To Resist Lateral Load

Kalaria Devansh R., Sanjay B. Joshi
International Journal of Environmental Sciences
Architecture and Art History Studies
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Hexagrid: - The Avant Garde Pathway To Resist Lateral Load

Kalaria Devansh R., Sanjay B. Joshi
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Abstract

The parametric study of hexagrid structure has been carried out by analyzing and designing 14 storey real life structure. The parameters nominated for evaluation were 3 different cross sectional shapes i.e., channel section, cold form hat section and buckling restrained brace section.

International Journal of Environmental Sciences
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Architecture and Art History Studies
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