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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.

Complex building in Goteborg

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

Karlatornet is a multi purpose tower under construction in Goteborg, Sweden, expected to be completed in 2024- The building has a very distinctive shape with a twist at approximately 2/3 of its height, where the four corners of the tower rotate in different directions.

Office building in Berlin

Arup Deutschland GmbH – Germany

The building is the headquarters of the company GSW and the whole development is a composition of 5 buildings, the taller of which being a very slim curved slab, about 85 meters tall.

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.

Student housing in Milan

Steel Project Srl – Italy

The building is a new student housing for the students of the Milano Bicocca university.

Complex building in Amsterdam

Aronsohn consulting engineers – Netherlands

The building is a speculative investment that serves with offices and residences.

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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