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Concrete filled tubular column with ultra high strength materials

Taisei Corporation – Japan

In recent super high-rise buildings, there are many cases where large spans are required to gain spacial freedom on typical floors and wide atria to allow continuity with the external spaces on the lower floors.
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Museum in Zaragoza

BOMA, Robert Brufau, Clara Bretón – Spain

The building hosts the museum of the CaixaForum Foundation and it is designed by the architect as two floating volumes above the public square.
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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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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 Bydgoszcz

Gąska Studio – Poland

The building is a speculative investment of a local developer.
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Office building in Essen

ECE Projekt management GmbH – Germany

The building serves as the headquarters for Thyssenkrupp.
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Office building in Sydney (One Shelley Street building)

UNSW, Sydney – Australia

The One Shelley Street building in Sydney was completed in 2010 and is best known for utilising an extremely efficient steel diagrid perimeter structure to eliminate the need for internal columns and to minimise the use of internal structural cores.
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Research lab and admin building in Milan

Politecnica ingegneria e architettura – Italy

The building serves as the new research lab for the molecular research of the Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico Mangiagalli in Milan, one of the main hospitals in Milan.
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Office building in California

John Hopkins University – United States

Concrete core and a frame with 3 levels of buckle-resistance bracing for seismic design were adopted to provide safety against earthquake in a seismically active zone, as well as fire and other structural hazards.
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