Sigrid Adriaenssens

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Website: http://www.princeton.edu/cee/people/display_person/?netid=sadriaen

Office: E-Quad, E332

Phone: 609-258-4661

Research interests: Bridges: new structural (mobile) typologies; pre-stressed tension structures: splines and membranes; shells: textile reinforced shells, adaptable formwork, shape optimization; historic structures: restoration and upgrading methodologies; durability: life-cycle design of new infrastructure; efficiency: form-finding techniques, structural optimization, with applications in energy efficiency and human health.

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Affiliations

  • Three students look closely at a model of an architectural structure.

    Civil and Environmental Engineering

  • Princeton campus and Guyot Hall

    High Meadows Environmental Institute

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    Princeton Materials Institute

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    AI at Princeton

  • Map of bay with design flood protection measures.

    Metropolis Initiative

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    Princeton Robotics