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Office building in Turin

MJW structures – Italy

The building is the new headquarter of the Intesa San Paolo bank, resulting from the merge of Intesa and San Paolo banks.
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School in Montelabbate

Studio AEDITECNE di Vicenza – Italy

Multiple types of steel products, including composite columns (concrete filled tubes) and composite beams (thin-walled steel profiles with concrete infill) were used to retrofit the structural system of an elementary school that was deemed unsafe according to the new code requirements that came into force in Italy in 2003.
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Innovative hybrid and composite steel-concrete structural solutions for building in seismic area

University of Camerino – All Regions

The proposed innovative SRCW is characterized by elements with specific tasks by allowing for the execution of a proper capacity design.
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Shopping complex in New Delhi

Institute for Steel Development & Growth – India

Beams and colums are all composite members.
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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 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 Melbourne (Melbourne Central development)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The Melbourne Central development is a combination of a large office building coupled with a very large shopping centre.
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Office building in Singapore (Capital Green)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Composite slab system was adopted to achieve efficient construction speed and better quality control.
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Complex building in Shanghai (Shanghai Tower)

Tongji University – China

Mega columns with wang-shaped steel and shear walls embedded with steel plates were adopted.
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