Exoskeleton structures are increasingly used in modern high-rise buildings where both performance and aesthetics are important. They are particularly suitable for buildings that require large open interior spaces and distinctive architectural forms.
Category: Highrise Buildings
Core-wall systems are used extensively in modern high-rise buildings due to their effectiveness and practicality. They form the backbone of many structural systems, providing
Diagrid structural systems represent one of the most significant developments in modern tall building engineering. By replacing conventional vertical columns with a triangulated network of diagonal members, the system creates a stiff structural shell capable of efficiently resisting both gravity and lateral loads.
The fundamental principle behind the tube structural system is the concentration of structural strength and stiffness along the building’s perimeter. The rapid development of tall…
Outrigger structural systems represent a key innovation in the design of tall buildings. By linking the core to perimeter columns, they transform structural behaviour, reduce…
This article explains crane safety in practical terms. It describes common crane types, how they work, and the main risks involved.
This article explores the three most significant systems used in tall buildings: moment-resisting frames, shear walls, and tubular structures.
Torsion is a fundamental aspect of structural behaviour. In asymmetric buildings, it becomes a governing factor. It alters load paths, stresses, and deformation.
This article explores the concept of structural redundancy and progressive collapse and also identifies the means by which engineers refine redundancy to prevent progressive collapse and enhance structural safety
This article explores the principles, types, and applications of damping systems in tall buildings, emphasizing their importance in modern construction.