Paul Planat

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Paul Amédée Planat (* 1839 ; † 1911 ) was a French civil engineer.

Planat studied civil engineering at the École centrale des arts et manufactures in Paris, where he taught and was later editor-in-chief of the magazine La semaine des constructeurs and founder and director of the architecture magazine La construction modern (1885-1910).

In 1887 he published a three-dimensional graphic treatment of masonry vaults and domes.

Fonts

  • Pratique de la mécanique appliquée à la résistance des matériaux , Paris: Aulanier, undated
  • Publisher: L'art de bâtir , 3 volumes, Paris: Librairie de la “Construction moderne”, 1905–1921
  • Publisher: Encyclopédie de l'architecture et de la construction , Paris, 6 volumes, 1888 to 1892
  • Chauffage et ventilation des lieux habités , Paris: Ducher 1880
  • Construction et aménagement des salles d'asile et des maisons d'école , Paris: Ducher, 3 volumes, 1882, 1883
  • Habitations particulières. 1re série. Hôtels privés , Paris: Dujardin
  • Pratique de la mecanique appliquee a la resistance des materiaux, Paris, La Construction Moderne 1887.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Kurrer, History of the theory of structures, 2008, p. 325
personal data
SURNAME Planat, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Planat, Paul Amédée (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French civil engineer
DATE OF BIRTH 1839
DATE OF DEATH 1911