School Facility Built with a Steel Structure [Multipurpose institution]

SCHOOL

Japan Iron and Steel Federation

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School Facility Built with a Steel Structure [Multipurpose institution]

Japan Iron and Steel Federation – Japan

It has flexibility in dealing with future changes of space usage because a large space without column can be
provided. Flexible layout planning of a room is possible by movable partitions.
This construction material can be recycled to reduce construction waste and is considered to be
sustainable material.

Characteristics

Disaster- Resistant Structural Performance
– Features high earthquake resistance using CFT columns or damper steel, making it suitable for
disaster protection centers or stockpiling bases. Reduced shaking improves habitability.
Flexible and Open Spatial Design
– Provides large column-free spaces with movable partitions, enabling future spatial changes and layout flexibility. Structures can feature open walls and wide openings.
Architectural Freedom and Aesthetic Design
– High-strength steel enables slender columns and lightweight framing for buoyant spatial expression. Curved or customized forms are easily achieved due to excellent workability.
Industrialized Quality and Faster Construction
– Shop fabrication ensures stable quality with minimal on-site work. Shorter construction periods allow for quicker relocation, especially in school or public facility applications.

Applications

SCHOOL

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