The impact of Jin Mao Tower on life-cycle civil engineering of tall buildings

Sarkisian, Mark

doi:10.1080/15732479.2022.2038644

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“…Nowadays the building sector is responsible for 40% of annual CO2 worldwide emissions and it is still far to targeted goals to reach sector's decarbonization in 2050 [1], so an even stronger effort is asked for every phase of a structure life. Beside these alarming data, several virtuous examples can be accounted for: the Urban Sequoia tower [2], Toronto Tree Tower [3], Växjö passive houses [4], Lee Hall III [5], etc.…”

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Numerical Modeling of Timber‐steel Hybrid Structures: Challenges and Innovative Strategies

Corti,

Muciaccia

2024

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The increasing diffusion of timber as a structural material asks for major detailing concerning numerical modelling; timber is commonly used with other construction materials in order to create hybrid structures exploiting each material's strengths and smoothing less efficient features. In this way – combining timber and steel – structural performances are guaranteed while lightness and sustainability of only‐timber structures are maintained. Some specific issues linked to timber material – e.g., orthotropic behaviour – and contact with steel are specifically addressed, exploring different techniques according to the scale of the problem. Finally, a complete steel‐timber hybrid beam‐to‐column joint is assembled, with a clear understanding of each interaction and insights for future adjustments to the benchmark model.

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Numerical Modeling of Timber‐steel Hybrid Structures: Challenges and Innovative Strategies

Corti,

Muciaccia

2024

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Analysis of construction parameters of outriggers in the mega column-core tube-outrigger structure based on seismic reliability

Wang¹,

Zhang²,

Yang³

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BIM-driven energy simulation and optimization for net-zero tall buildings: sustainable construction management

Sajjad,

Hu,

Alshehri

et al. 2024

Front. Built Environ.

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The growing demand for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, particularly in the context of tall structures, has prompted increased attention to innovative solutions. Despite advancements in Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology, there exists a critical gap in understanding its comprehensive application for achieving net-zero energy consumption in tall buildings, particularly in the Malaysian construction industry. This research addresses this gap by presenting a novel strategy that integrates BIM technology with energy analysis tools for net-zero tall buildings in Malaysia. The aim of the study is to contribute valuable insights to the construction industry, policymakers, and researchers by conducting empirical research, utilizing case studies, validating the proposed framework, advancing sustainable design practices, and supporting the transition towards net-zero energy tall buildings in Malaysia. The methodology involves a three-phase approach, including qualitative analysis, a pilot survey, and a main questionnaire. Exploratory factor analysis (EFA) validates the categorization derived from qualitative interviews, while Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM) assesses the convergent and discriminant validity of the measurement model. Hypotheses testing using bootstrapping establishes the significance of correlations between BIM deployment and key factors such as early design integration, enhanced energy efficiency, optimized system integration, predictive performance analysis, and validation of sustainable design. The research findings support the positive associations between BIM deployment and the mentioned factors, providing statistical significance through T-statistics and p-values. The implications of this research extend beyond the Malaysian context, offering valuable insights for architects, engineers, and stakeholders involved in designing and managing sustainable tall buildings. By addressing the identified gaps and leveraging BIM technology effectively, stakeholders can contribute to the construction of net-zero energy structures, aligning with global efforts towards sustainable and energy-efficient building practices.

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The impact of Jin Mao Tower on life-cycle civil engineering of tall buildings

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Numerical Modeling of Timber‐steel Hybrid Structures: Challenges and Innovative Strategies

Numerical Modeling of Timber‐steel Hybrid Structures: Challenges and Innovative Strategies

Analysis of construction parameters of outriggers in the mega column-core tube-outrigger structure based on seismic reliability

BIM-driven energy simulation and optimization for net-zero tall buildings: sustainable construction management

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