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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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Warehouse in Incheon

ACT Partner Co., Ltd. – South Korea

In this project, the following requirements were to be satisfied: – Minimize the depth of beams and the size of columns to secure warehouse space while satisfying the building height restrictions of the law – Minimize floor deflection and vibration – Also the structure must be clean without protrusions as there is no finishing material on the face of columns
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Office building in Frankfurt

Bollinger+Grohmann – Germany

The building is the first mixed use building in downtown Frankfurt, introducing 147 residential units in an area of the city that is usually abandoned during the night and weekends.
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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.
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Office building in Sydney (One Shelley Street building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The One Shelley Street building in Sydney was completed in 2010 and is best known for utilising an extremely efficient steel diagrid perimeter structure to eliminate the need for internal columns and to minimise the use of internal structural cores.
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Office building in Nove Lima

Engineer appointed by Gerdau – Brazil

The composite solution was chosen considering not only the optimized best technical solution (building height, gravitational/lateral forces applied, lateral resistance system adopted), but also the total cost, erection time-consuming and time to get the raw material from providers as well.
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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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