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Museum in Stuttgart

Werner Sobek – Germany

The building is used to present about 160 cars belonging to the Mercedes Benz Museum, established in 1936.

Museum + Auditorium in Barcelona

Acciona infrastructuras S.A. – Spain

The DHub – Barcelona Design Center building unifies the collections of 4 other museums in a new, larger structure.

Office building in Bydgoszcz

Gąska Studio – Poland

The building is a speculative investment of a local developer.

Complex building in Ontario

John Hopkins University – United States

Heavy structural steel and composite diagonal framing and composite perimeter mega-columns were adopted to enable the large open spaces that characterize the interiors of the building.

Office building in Paris la Defense

Khephren Ingénierie – France

The project consists in the deep renovation of a pre-existent office building originally built in 1986.

Social Housing – Gymnasium in Paris

ANTOINE REGNAULT ARCHITECTURE – France

The renovation of the Ilot-Saint Gemain in Paris includes the creation of 254 social housing units, a kindergarten and a gymnasium.

Composite beams composed of rolled steel profile concreted between flanges

Takenaka corporation – Japan

This technology is a composite structure in which members filled with concrete are columns and beams in a web of steel H-shaped cross-sections, and in addition to realizing a rational cross-section with a simple configuration, it also has excellent workability.

Omission of lateral buckling reinforcement in beam member

Nippon Steel – Japan

The lateral stiffener omission construction method is an application technology to narrow width cross sections, and a construction method allowing lateral stiffeners to be omitted provided that certain conditions are met in accordance with a newly created proof stress formula with high precision, which takes into consideration the constraining effect from horizontal displacement of the upper flange of the beam given by the constraining effect of the floor slab.

Office building in Turin

MJW structures – Italy

The building is the new headquarter of the Intesa San Paolo bank, resulting from the merge of Intesa and San Paolo banks.

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