CTBUH Tall Building Newsletter
September 2017
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With only eight weeks remaining to the tall building event of the year, and over 1,000 people already registered, this is the last opportunity to sign up. |
Discover the financial, political, and demographic forces shaping China’s skyscraper sprint in the latest CTBUH Research Report. |
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| Global Tall Building News |
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The project will incorporate retail, offices, education facilities, event space, and hotel accommodations.
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Elenberg Fraser designed the 607-unit building, which features purple-tinted angular aluminum panels.
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If completed on schedule, the 928-meter cable-supported tower may become the world’s tallest man-made structure.
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CBS Chicago spoke with CTBUH Editor Daniel Safarik, who explained the innovative structural feature.
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An additional 36 affordable apartments are being added to the 142 already available in the tower, which is located in New York City.
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The latest images of the footballer-backed scheme follow feedback from the first public consultation held in July.
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A Dutch administrative court approved a tower that would rise 215 meters and become the tallest in the region.
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The 315-unit residential building will usurp the city's current tallest, the 121-meter One World Trade Center.
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The report identifies priority research topics in the tall building field across all disciplines. |
In the wake of the Grenfell fire, these programs will critically evaluate tall building fire performance. |
The project will empower students to research the potential of multi-directional elevators. |
For the fourth year, the CTBUH Urban Habitat Committee organized global walking tours. |
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The complex features a pair of identical supertall towers that establish a new focal point for the city. |
The paper explores how inner-urban building typologies will continue to evolve into more flexible structures. |
Jason Barr discusses the preliminary findings of the 2015 Research Seed Funding initiative. |
This special issue is now available for purchase, highlighting key women in the tall building industry. |
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Institute Technologique FCBA, Bordeaux, France,
12–15 Sep, 2017 |
Arup Offices,
Beijing, China
20 Sep 2017 |
Hyatt Regency,
Sydney, Australia,
30 Oct – 3 Nov, 2017 |
Tel Aviv Convention Center, Tel Aviv, Israel,
13–16 November, 2017 |
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