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Office building in Sydney (Quay Quarter Tower)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

Quay Quarter Tower involves the upcycling of the original building which was completed in 1976.

Public school in Gallipoli

ATI Project – Italy

The building will be built on the site of a previously existing derelict structure.

Complex building in Guangzhou (Guangzhou West Tower)

Tongji University – China

The outer diagrid is made of crossing concrete filled steel tube (CFST) columns which take both gravity and lateral loads through highly efficient axial force.

Museum in Stuttgart

Werner Sobek – Germany

The building is used to present about 160 cars belonging to the Mercedes Benz Museum, established in 1936.

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.

Office building in Sydney (Grosvenor Place building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Grosvenor Place building is an iconic building located on the northern part of George Street, Sydney which is on the border of the financial and rocks districts.

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.

Office building in Bilbao

IDOM Consulting Engineering Architecture – Spain

The building is an office tower that occupies the site of a previously planned tall building, that was not built to the excessive costs.

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.

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