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The five families that shaped Newark Park
The history of Newark Park is marked by five families: Poyntz, Lowe, Clutterbuck, King and Parsons. All made significant changes to the architecture and use of the building.
Sir Nicholas Poyntz
In 1527 Nicholas Poyntz married Joan Berkeley, from one of the most powerful Catholic families in Gloucestershire. However, Poyntz himself was an evangelical Protestant, and a loyal courtier. When Kingswood Abbey was dissolved in 1538, Poyntz exploited his royal connections to acquire it. The demolished abbey also provided Poyntz with stone to build Newark Park in about 1550.
Sir Thomas Lowe and Sir Gabriel Lowe
Sir Thomas Lowe bought the house in 1593. His son, Sir Gabriel Lowe, enlarged the house in the mid-17th century by adding a matching block to the west. It linked to the Poyntz building by a now-lost central staircase. On the top floor Sir Gabriel inserted a barrel-ceilinged long gallery running north-south, which is still partly visible.
The Clutterbuck family
The Rev Clutterbuck inherited Newark from his Godfather, James Clutterbuck. Around 1790 he modernised the house. Externally, Clutterbuck emphasized the house's ancient history, adding battlements and a Gothick portico to the new south front. Inside, the changes were more radical and classical. The highlight is the new central hall.
The King family
From 1898 Newark Park was leased by Mrs Annie King, the widow of a wealthy Bristol shipping agent. She added a servants' wing to the north and brought up her children here. The youngest daughter, Alice, lived on in the house until her death in 1949, when Newark Park was bequeathed to the National Trust.
Robert Parsons
Robert Parsons was a Texan, trained in architecture, who came to Britain during the Second World War. He fell in love with England and its ancient buildings. After the war he returned to Britain and, in 1970, was introduced to Newark Park. He saw its potential and took on the tenancy. Much expensive repair work was needed to make Newark Park watertight and secure.


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People walk pass the Sierra Design Backcountry Bed, Mobile Mummy, and Backcountry Quilt, display at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market Wednesday, July 31, 2013, in Salt Lake City. The world's largest trade show for outdoor gear is back in Salt Lake City for a four-day run. More than 1,300 manufacturers and suppliers are packing every square inch of the floor of the Salt Palace convention hall, plus three outdoor tents, as the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market opens Wednesday. Organizers expect more than 25,000 people to attend, mostly retailers, who are placing orders for inventory. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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At the world's largest trade show for outdoor gear, one trend this year is lighter or more powerful equipment. The makers of a pint-sized hydrogen battery say it can give a cellphone five complete charges before it needs a recharge itself. Others are showcasing solar cells that roll up for easy packing.
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Perhaps, someone would assist me to my question.
What is concrete punching and one-way shear resistance for unreinforced ground slab concrete. Notice there is no "d"
Two-way and one way shear on ground slab with no re-bar
Started by ben_1 , Jan 24 2012 05:53 PM
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 05:53 PM
Posted 25 January 2012 - 02:18 PM
It would be just the shear resistance of the slab. Assume a 45 degree plane through the section from the point of loading and then calculate the area of the shear plane. Multiply this area by the s=tensile strength of the concrete to get an estimate of shear strength. See the anchor pull out section of ACI 318 for the concept. Of course this neglects and resistance from the soil below the SOG.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Posted 30 January 2012 - 05:54 PM
ACI has a section on "Structural Plain Concrete".
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