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Office building in Melbourne (Casselden Place building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Casselden Place building is an iconic building in Australia for the use of concrete filled steel columns.

Office building in Berlin

Arup Deutschland GmbH – Germany

The building is the headquarters of the company GSW and the whole development is a composition of 5 buildings, the taller of which being a very slim curved slab, about 85 meters tall.

Museum in Zaragoza

BOMA, Robert Brufau, Clara Bretón – Spain

The building hosts the museum of the CaixaForum Foundation and it is designed by the architect as two floating volumes above the public square.

Office building in New York (One World Trade Center)

John Hopkins University – United States

A hybrid system combining concrete and steel was adopted to enable large, column-free spaces within the One World Trade Center efficiently and innovatively, while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Composite connections and composite slab

Engineer appointed by Gerdau – Brazil

Innovative tests related to performance were carried out in partnership with a Brazilian University (UFMG) to test composite connections and also with a laboratory in England to test composite slabs at elevated temperature.

Elderly care home in Singapore

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction was adopted to improve the construction efficiency.

Office building in Bilbao

IDOM Consulting Engineering Architecture – Spain

The building is an office tower that occupies the site of a previously planned tall building, that was not built to the excessive costs.

Office building in Tianjin

Tongji University – China

The reinforced concrete core -mega braced frame tube system is used, which the mega braced frame tube consists of 4 hexagonal columns at edges of the building, 9 belt trussed, and mega bracings.

Shopping complex in New Delhi

Institute for Steel Development & Growth – India

Beams and colums are all composite members.

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