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McGraw-Hill Education McGraw-Hill Tall and Super Tall Buildings: Planning and Design

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Description

Explore the technical world of skyscraper engineering with Tall and Supertall Buildings: Planning and Design. This comprehensive resource from McGraw-Hill Education provides an in-depth look at the latest design trends and structural developments used to create the world's most iconic high-rise structures. Written with contributions from 30 global experts, this book offers a unique perspective on the planning and design processes behind landmark buildings. Readers gain access to professional insights regarding the special design features required to build at extreme heights. The text covers famous examples including the Burj Khalifa, Taipei 101, the Petronas Towers, and the Sears Tower. Whether you are studying mechanical engineering or architectural design, this book serves as a detailed guide to the technical advancements that make modern supertall structures possible. It is a valuable addition to any professional library focused on large-scale urban architecture and structural engineering.

Key Features

Includes detailed technical coverage of the latest tall and supertall building designs used in modern architecture.

Features professional insights and contributions from 30 global experts involved in landmark building design.

Analyzes specific design features and technical developments of world-famous structures like the Burj Khalifa.

Provides real-world case studies including the Sears Tower, Taipei 101, and the Petronas Towers.

Utilizes an inverted canonical order that moves from balanced stress fields to strain and displacement fields.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 June 2014
Listed Since
05 December 2013

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