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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.

Composite beams composed of rolled steel profile concreted between flanges

Takenaka corporation – Japan

This technology is a composite structure in which members filled with concrete are columns and beams in a web of steel H-shaped cross-sections, and in addition to realizing a rational cross-section with a simple configuration, it also has excellent workability.

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.

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.

Complex building in Singapore (Marina One)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

The composite structural steel framing with composite metal decking used for typical floors of the Office Towers was driven by construction programme and to achieve superior head-room requirements.

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.

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.

Office building in Beijing (Li Ze SOHO)

Tongji University – China

Due to the large number of floors and spans and the load-bearing area of the columns, circular steel pipe concrete columns are used in several layers of the main structure.

Auditorium + wellness center in Naples

Servizi Integrati S.R.L – Italy

The building host facilities open to the public as part of a regeneration project on a previous industrial site, where a steel company had its production facilities for decades.

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