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Complex building in Singapore (Funan)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

Composite columns (concrete encased king post and concrete encased steel composite columns) were used to fulfil top-down construction requirements and load resistance requirements.
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Office building in Shenzhen (China Merchants Taiziwan Building)

Tongji University – China

The tower adopts a frame-core tube structure system.
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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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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.
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Office building in Hyderabad

Kirby Building Systems & Structures India Pvt Ltd – India

The building plot area was concise, and around was surrounded by residential apartment, which restricted the aerial movement in adjacent areas.
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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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Office building in Lyon

Terrell Group – France

The tower Silex2 stems from the renovation of the precedent EDF tower.
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KIP-RC construction method with RC columns and steel beams

Kajima Corp. – Japan

The KIP-RC construction method is a composite structure in which the columns are made of reinforced concrete (RC) and the beams are made of steel (S).
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Logistic facility in Singapore (JLH)

National University of Singapore – Singapore

New composite beams and columns were adopted to reduce the beam height and the weight of the columns.
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