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Office building in Melbourne (Casselden Place building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Casselden Place building is an iconic building in Australia for the use of concrete filled steel columns.
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Mixed-used building in Dongguan

Tongji University – China

Column adopted steel tube -reinforced concrete column and some of the walls are made of steel plate concrete walls or section steel concrete walls.
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Office building in Paris

EVP Ingenierie – France

The building serves as the new office building for about 100 staff of the administrative staff of the Parc de la Villette, an important green area in the city of Paris.
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Hotel in Chongqing

Tongji University – China

Composite beams, SRC columns, and walls were adopted to reduce component sizes, reduce structural self weight, and reduce earthquake response, while also improving the structure seismic performance.
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Hotel in Ulleung-gun

GAURIAN Co., LTD. – South Korea

An innovative KG composite beam, a type of U-shaped composite beam, has been developed and implemented in this project.
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Social Housing – Gymnasium in Paris

ANTOINE REGNAULT ARCHITECTURE – France

The renovation of the Ilot-Saint Gemain in Paris includes the creation of 254 social housing units, a kindergarten and a gymnasium.
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Office building in Paris

DVVD Architecture Ingenierie Design – France

The building rises on the site previously occupied by another much smaller building of 11.
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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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Design and Construction of steel structures with the mid-story pin connection base

Tohoku University – Japan

Mid-story pin column base system is proposed to optimize the seismic performance of moment-resisting steel frames, which may form 1st story mechanism during large earthquakes if buildings adopt conventional column base system.
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