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Complex building in Shanghai (Shanghai Tower)

Tongji University – China

Mega columns with wang-shaped steel and shear walls embedded with steel plates were adopted.
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Restaurant in Oran

IDEAM S.A – Spain

The new congress venue of Oran is a steel-based project in a area of high seismicity.
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Office building in Nagpur

Kirby Building Systems & Structures India Pvt Ltd – India

The building plot area was concise, and compound wall was shared with one side School building and other side Hospital building.
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Office building in Beijing (China World Trade Centre Phase 3)

Tongji University – China

Various structural types, utilising different materials, have been explored until the final design was accomplished, which comprises a composite braced frame core and a composite perimeter frame, linked by two outrigger systems at relevant E&M floors.
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Double-skin steel-concrete composite cores as an alternative to traditional RC core

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

The research presented here is aimed to support the request for research grants filed at the EU RESEARCH funding agencies.
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Shopping center in Taguatinga

Engineer appointed by Gerdau – Brazil

The composite solution was chosen considering the optimized best technical solution.
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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.
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Museum in Heilbronn

Schlaich Bergermann Partner – Germany

The Experimenta Science Center extension is the most recent addition to a pre-existing museum in Heilbroon, Germany.
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Assessment and quantification of the environmental impacts arising from different steel-concrete composite floor systems

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

The research was aimed at understanding the environmental implications of different composite floor systems, including a pre-fabricated dry-bound solution that promotes the possibility to disassemble, sort and reuse the various components at the end of the building life.
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