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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.

Office building in Leiden

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

The new building to be constructed is located in Leeuwenhoek, in the middle of the Bio Science Park, the largest innovation area in the field of Life Sciences & Health in the Netherlands.

Office building in Singapore (Capital Green)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Composite slab system was adopted to achieve efficient construction speed and better quality control.

Study on lateral buckling behavior of steel beam with concrete slab

Kajima Corp. – Japan

A method to rationalize the arrangement of lateral bracing members based on the effect of the floor slab has been developed.

Football Stadium in Bilbao

IDOM Consulting Engineering Architecture – Spain

The building is the new stadium for the San Mames, Bilbao.

Office building in Sydney (Salesforce Tower)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

Salesforce Tower (Sydney Place) is the first steel framed high-rise built in Sydney in the last 25 years.

Complex building in Singapore (Robinson Tower)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Mega concrete filled steel box columns were used to support the transfer floor.

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.

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.

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