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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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Passenger terminal of train station in Madrid

MC2 Ingeniería – Spain

The project described is the first part of a multi-stage extension project of the Madrid Atocha train station passenger terminal, to manage a two fold increase in passenger traffic in about 10 years.
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Office building in Madrid

Gilsanz Murray Steficek – Spain

The tower is the fourth, and the tallest of a 4-tower development in Madrid.
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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.
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Office building in New York (Hearst Tower)

John Hopkins University – United States

The diagrid system and concrete filled steel tubes were adopted to design a renewal of the landmark Hearst Tower (first built in 1928) with the use of a diagrid system to address new seismic requirements.
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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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Hotel in Padua

studio LVL Architettura – Italy

The building is a office tower, built from 2005 as part of a larger redevelopment project worth 150 millions of Euros in Padova, in the Veneto region.
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Office building in Lyon

Terrell Group – France

The tower Silex2 stems from the renovation of the precedent EDF tower.
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Completely concrete encased steel I- section columns made of self-compacting concrete (SCC)

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

Steel profiles fully encased in concrete are a very common example of composite construction in infrastructures, building located in seismic-prone areas and several underwater structures, especially in China.
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