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In mid-September, introducing the characteristics of materials, our Professor explained that they greatly affect the appearance of buildings, and for example, the compressive strength of brick poses an inherent structural limitation to the height of the buildings in which it is used.
"Try to imagine a lump of sugar as if it were a small Lego-type brick. - He said - You know without my having to tell you, that if you press down on it with a finger hard enough, it gets crushed. So we can certainly stack several layers of lumps on top of each other without a problem, up to a certain point, but when the weight of the stack on the lumps below is equal to the force needed to crush them, the construction gives way at the base and comes down, and so it is with buildings.
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