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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.
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Office building in Shanghai (T2 Tower)

Tongji University – China

C80 SRC columns were adopted to reduce component size and improve bearing capacity.
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Residential and hotel in Sydney (Greenland Centre building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Greenland Centre utilised the refurbishment of the original building which was completed in 1965.
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Concrete filled tubular column with ultra high strength materials

Taisei Corporation – Japan

In recent super high-rise buildings, there are many cases where large spans are required to gain spacial freedom on typical floors and wide atria to allow continuity with the external spaces on the lower floors.
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Office building in Sydney (Quay Quarter Tower)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

Quay Quarter Tower involves the upcycling of the original building which was completed in 1976.
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Office building in Shenzhen

Tongji University – China

Main structural members like shear walls, columns, and floors adopted composite components to increase their bearing capacity.
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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.
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