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Built in 1608, the Farnese Theatre is located in the Palazzo Pilota in the old city of Palma, Italy. It has a history of over 400 years. Taking the ancient architecture of Farnese Theater in Parma, Italy as the research object, this paper investigates its architectural history, building materials and other information; The related building and structure drawing are made by laser 3D scanning survey; Through Ansys finite element analysis software, its three-dimensional analysis model is established, and its seismic performance is studied. The numerical results show that the maximum deformation along the longitudinal direction of the structure occurs at the bottom of the truss under earthquake action;whereas for earthquake along the transversal direction, the maximum displacement is along the bottom part of the principal and back facade and along the trusses that are positioned quite in the central part.Because the stiffness of the wooden parts is lower than that of the masonry corridor, the deformation of the wooden corridor and the wooden truss is more significant than that of the masonry wall plate. |
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Keywords:Historical building; Farnese theatre; Static and Dynamic behavior, Response of the structure |
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