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Superstructure of OUB Centre, Singapore

Sasaki, S. / Suko, M. / Atsukawa, Y.

Abstract The high-rise tower of OUB Centre at Raffles Place, Singapore, when completed, may well be up for the title of world’s tallest building outside of North America. As is usual with such high-rise buildings, the structural system of this tower was greatly affected by the unique architectural parameters. The steel skeleton was finally chosen employing the composite system efficiently at the lower part of the structure as a result of the practical study of construction costs. The result of the space frame analysis of this asymmetric and slender structure is briefly discussed together with some topics from the structural design through the erection work.

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Superstructure of OUB Centre, Singapore

Sasaki, S. / Suko, M. / Atsukawa, Y.

Abstract The high-rise tower of OUB Centre at Raffles Place, Singapore, when completed, may well be up for the title of world’s tallest building outside of North America. As is usual with such high-rise buildings, the structural system of this tower was greatly affected by the unique architectural parameters. The steel skeleton was finally chosen employing the composite system efficiently at the lower part of the structure as a result of the practical study of construction costs. The result of the space frame analysis of this asymmetric and slender structure is briefly discussed together with some topics from the structural design through the erection work.

Superstructure of OUB Centre, Singapore

Sasaki, S. / Suko, M. / Atsukawa, Y.

Abstract The high-rise tower of OUB Centre at Raffles Place, Singapore, when completed, may well be up for the title of world’s tallest building outside of North America. As is usual with such high-rise buildings, the structural system of this tower was greatly affected by the unique architectural parameters. The steel skeleton was finally chosen employing the composite system efficiently at the lower part of the structure as a result of the practical study of construction costs. The result of the space frame analysis of this asymmetric and slender structure is briefly discussed together with some topics from the structural design through the erection work.

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Title:

Superstructure of OUB Centre, Singapore

Contributors:

Sasaki, S. (author) / Suko, M. (author) / Atsukawa, Y. (author)

Published in:

Second Century of the Skyscraper ; 975-987

Publication date:

1988-01-01

Size:

13 pages

ISBN:

978-1-4684-6581-5 , 978-1-4684-6583-9

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6581-5_83

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Project Description , Panel Zone , Deck Plate , Shear Stud , Skin Plate Engineering , Civil Engineering , Architecture, general

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