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Complex building in Singapore (Robinson Tower)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Mega concrete filled steel box columns were used to support the transfer floor.
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Office building in Fortaleza

Engineer appointed by Gerdau – Brazil

The building was designed to be the new icon of Fortaleza that will expand the concept of urban kindness and with an environmentally friendly concept.
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Student housing in Milan

Steel Project Srl – Italy

The building is a new student housing for the students of the Milano Bicocca university.
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Office building in Bydgoszcz

Gąska Studio – Poland

The building is a speculative investment of a local developer.
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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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Office building in Perth (Brookfield Place building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Brookfield Place building is the second tallest tower in Perth and a concrete filled steel column solution was adopted.
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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 Texas

John Hopkins University – United States

A unique system of beams linked to a core shear wall, and exterior bundled columns were adopted to support the height of the building (it was the tallest composite building in the world when it was completed in 1980) and address various structural challenges, such as the natural tendency of the tube perimeter frame to warp.
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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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