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1 High Rise Buildings in Steel - from Past to Present Prof. Dr. –Ing. Christoph Odenbreit ArcelorMi:al Chair of Steel and Façade Engineering University of Luxembourg ArcelorMittal Chair of Steel and Façade Engineering Journée Construc-on Acier 2015 – Mardi 10 novembre

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High Rise Buildings in Steel - from Past to Present

Prof.  Dr.  –Ing.  Christoph  Odenbreit    ArcelorMi:al  Chair  of  Steel  and  Façade  Engineering    University  of  Luxembourg  

ArcelorMittal Chair of Steel and Façade Engineering

Journée  Construc-on  Acier  2015  –    Mardi  10  novembre    

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Historical    Considerations  

The  First  High  Rise  Buildings  

Newest    Trends  and  Research    

High  Rise  Buildings  in  Steel  

from  Past  to  Present  

Development    Of  Enhanced  

Bracing    Systems    

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Historical    Considerations  

The  First  High  Rise  Buildings  

Development    Of  Enhanced  

Bracing    Systems    

High  Rise  Buildings  in  Steel  

from  Past  to  Present  

Newest    Trends  and  Research    

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The  Tower  of  Babel    ca.  700  B.C.    Drawing  of    Peter  Bruegel  Sen.    (1525-­‐1569)  

 

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Towers  of  Bologna    12th  Century      Hight    ca.  97  m  

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The  City  of  Shebam,  South  of  Jemen      ca.  1500  A.D  500  buildings    Max.  9  storeys    Buildings  out  of      Timber  and  Clay  

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Pre-­‐Requisitions  for  the  Modern  High  Rise  Building:    

 (1)  Building  Material  

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Henry  Bessemer    (1813  –  1898)  England    

Inventor  of  the  Bessemer  Converter  &  Process  Patent  in  1885  

The  Bessemer  Process  

Air  

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Pre-­‐Requisitions  for  the  Modern  High  Rise  Building:    

 (1)  Building  Material    (2)  Elevator  

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Otis    Elevator  with    Steam-­‐Powered  Engine.  

Elisha  Grave  Otis  1811-­‐1861    Inventor  of  the  Elevator  

The  Elevator  

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Development    Of  Enhanced  

Bracing    Systems    

High  Rise  Buildings  in  Steel  

from  Past  to  Present  

Historical    Considerations  

The  First  High  Rise  Buildings  

Newest    Trends  and  Research    

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The  «Home  Insurance  Building»      1885  Chicago    Hight  42  m    The  building  is  seen  as  the  first    High  Rise  Building    Architect:    William  Le  Baron  Jenny  Construction:    Steel  frame  and  two  reinforced    concrete  walls        

The  First  High  Rise  Building  –  

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Steel  Profiles  Rivets  No  Welding  

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The  «Empire  State  Building»    1930-­‐1931  New  York      Hight  443  m      (for  nearly  40  years  the    world’s  highest  building)  

 Architects  :  William  F.  Lamb  of  “Shreve,  Lamb  and  Harmon”  

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Steel  Consumption  

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Khan  (1959)  :      Premium-­‐For-­‐Hight  

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Khan  (1959)  :      Premium-­‐For-­‐Hight  

Vertical  Load  +  Horizontal  Bracing    

Only  Verical  Load  Take  Down    

122    kg/m2  

317  kg/m2  

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Newest    Research    and  Trends  

High  Rise  Buildings  in  Steel  

from  Past  to  Present  

Historical    Considerations  

The  First  High  Rise  Buildings  

Development    Of  Enhanced  

Bracing    Systems    

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing    Godfrey  Hotel,  Chicago    2014    Hight:  16  storeys    Architect  :  Valerio  Dewalt  Train  Structural  Engineer  :  Structural  Affiliates  International    

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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 30  St.  Mary  Axe,  London  2004    Hight:  180  m    Architects  :  Ken  Shuttleworth          &  Norman  Foster  

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Tour  D2      Paris,  La  Défense  2014    Hight:  171  m    Architects  :  Anthony  Béchu  /    Tom  Sheehan  

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing    John  Hancock  Center    1968-­‐1970  Chicago      Hight:  344  m  (100  storeys)    Architects  :  &  Engineers  :    Skidmore,  Owings  &  Merrill    (F.  Khan)    Construction:  Braced  Tube    (Steel  frame  &  Megastructure  X-­‐bracing)  

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Bundled  Tubes    Sears  Tower  (Willis  Tower)    Chicago  1973    Architects  &  Engineers  :  SOM  (Skidmore,  Owings  &  Merrill)  Bruce  Graham,  Fazlur  Khan    Hight:  442  m,  108  storeys    Construction:      Bundled  Tube  System  with  Steel  Frames.  

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Fazlur  Khan  

Fazlur  Khan  with  his  doughter,    Yasmin  Sabina  Khan  

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Bundled    Tubes  

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Double  -­‐T-­‐SecOon  with    Flange    and  Web  

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22.85  m  

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  

Outigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames    World  Trade  Center,  NY  1970  Hight:  417  m    

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames    

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Outrigger  System    First  Wisconsin  Center,  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin    1972    Hight:  183  m    SOM  and  Fitzhugh  Scott  Architects  

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Effect  in  Terms  of  Deflection  

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Compression  

Tension  

M3  

M2  

M1  

M3  

M2  

M1  

Effect  in  Terms  of    Bending  Moments  

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Tube  in  Tube  Bracing    Petronas  Towers    Kuala  Lumpur,  1999    Hight:  452    Architect:  Cesar  Pelli  &  Associates,  New  Haven,  Structural  Engineering  :  Thornton  Thomasetti    Construction:    Mixed  Steel-­‐Concrete  Structure  

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Shear  Wall/Truss  –  Frame  Interac-on  Forces    Fazlur  Khan  

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Shear  Wall/Truss  –  Frame  Interac-on  Forces    Fazlur  Khan  

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Shear  Wall/Truss  –  Frame  Interac-on  Forces    Fazlur  Khan  

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Staggered  Truss  Bracing  

Diagrid  Structure  

Tube  System  with  External  X-­‐Bracing  

Bundled  Tubes  

Tube  System  with  Shear  Frames  (Shear  Walls)  

Outrigger  System  

Tube  in  Tube  Bracing  

Space  Truss  Bracing  

   

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Space  Truss  Bracing    Bank  of  China,  Hong  Kong    Hong  Kong,  1999    Hight:  315  m      Architect:  I.M  Pei  and  Partners    Structural  Engineering  :    Leslie  E.  Robertson  Associates    Structures  :    Steel  /  Steel-­‐Composite  

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High  Rise  Buildings  in  Steel  

from  Past  to  Present  

Historical    Considerations  

The  First  High  Rise  Buildings  

Development    Of  Enhanced  

Bracing    Systems    

Newest    Trends  and    Research    

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Research  on  Super  Columns  :    ArcelorMittal        China  Academy  of      Building  Research    Tsinghua  University    Beijing  

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Principle  

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Core  (Concrete/Composite)  

Outrigger  &  Shear  Trusses    

Super  Columns  

Belt  Truss  

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Projects  

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Combined      Core  +  Super  Columns  +  Outrigger  System    International  Finance  Center    Hong  Kong      2003    Hight  412  m    Architect  7  Engineers:    Cesar  Pelli  /  Ove  Arup    

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Super  Columns  +    Outrigger  +  Super  Frames    Ping  Anh  Finance  Center  Shenzen      Under  Construction    Hight  660  m    Architect  &  Engineers:      Kohn  Pedersen  Fox  &    Thornton  Thomasetti  

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High Rise Buildings in Steel - from Past to Present

Prof.  Dr.  –Ing.  Christoph  Odenbreit    ArcelorMi:al  Chair  of  Steel  and  Façade  Engineering    University  of  Luxembourg  

ArcelorMittal Chair of Steel and Façade Engineering

Journée  Construc-on  Acier  2015  –    Mardi  10  novembre    

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