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Study on lateral buckling behavior of steel beam with concrete slab

Kajima Corp. – Japan

A method to rationalize the arrangement of lateral bracing members based on the effect of the floor slab has been developed.
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Highway bridge in Gdansk

Europrojekt Gdansk S.A. – Poland

The composite solution is adopted to build two highway multi span viaducts near the city of Gdansk, to connect the city center and its port to Poland’s highway system.
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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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Office building in Gdansk

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

The Wave complex, consisting of two independent buildings, is being developed in the Oliwa district of Gdańsk.
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Office building in Barcelona

MC2 Ingeniería – Spain

The complex is a mix of multiple office buildings, some for the use of the owner, Gas Natural, some for rental.
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Office building in SÃO PAULO

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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Airport terminal building in Port Blair

Construction Catalysers Pvt. Ltd. – India

22 sculpted steel 3D trusses each having a different span were adopted to ensure structural stability and achieve the unconventional awe-inspiring aesthetics.
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Guest house-cum-Marriage hall in Assam

BESTECH CONSULTANT ENGINEER – India

Composite construction was adopted to shorten construction time and to ensure strength and more life expectancy of the building.
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Office building in New York (One World Trade Center)

John Hopkins University – United States

A hybrid system combining concrete and steel was adopted to enable large, column-free spaces within the One World Trade Center efficiently and innovatively, while maintaining the highest safety standards.
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