King-Le Chang & Associates

CTBUH Silver Member

About

Member Since: 2014

Member Offices: Taipei

Founded in spring of 2001, their two offices in Los Angeles and Taipei practice structural engineering with projects around the globe, including the USA, China, Taiwan, Korea, Cambodia, Dubai, and Ukraine. In spring of 2008, they opened their office in Shanghai.

KLC offers an unrivaled structural engineering expertise to assist clients, architects and contractors at a wide range of building engineering projects. Their engineers provide local expertise and sound engineering capabilities for ""total engineering"" solution"" and ""total efficiency.""

Along with GDS Architects in Pasadena, they were awarded first prize in an international design competition sponsored by the Korea Land Company that attracted over 146 entries from 46 countries for one of the tallest observation towers in the world located just outside Seoul.

Fields of Expertise

Structural Engineering

Membership details

Membership Level

Participant

Member Since

2014

Member Offices

Taipei

Buildings

Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Crystal Top Tower	Incheon	2024	448 m / 1,470 ft
2	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 102	Busan	2014	176.5 m / 579 ft
3	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 202	Busan	2014	176.5 m / 579 ft
4	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 104	Busan	2014	164.5 m / 540 ft
5	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 201	Busan	2014	159.1 m / 522 ft
6	Hua Nan Bank Headquarters	Taipei	2014	154.5 m / 507 ft
7	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 105	Busan	2014	153.1 m / 502 ft
8	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 103	Busan	2014	152.5 m / 500 ft
9	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 204	Busan	2014	137.5 m / 451 ft
10	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 101	Busan	2014	134.5 m / 441 ft

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Research

03 March 2008

Outrigger System Study for Tall Building Structure With Central Core and Square Floor Plate

This paper is to demonstrate the effectiveness of the outrigger system for a central cored building structure with two outrigger floors and perimeter columns, and...

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Research

10 October 2004

Structural Design of the new Chinese Culture University Gymnasium Taipei, Taiwan

This paper explores the structural design of the new Chinese Culture University Gymnasium located in Taipei, Taiwan. The gymnasium complex consists of an eight stories...

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Rank	Name	City	Completion	Height
1	Crystal Top Tower	Incheon	2024	448 m / 1,470 ft
2	HUD Triple Square - Landmark Tower	Busan	-	376 m / 1,233 ft
3	HUD Triple Square - Residential Tower A	Busan	-	319 m / 1,047 ft
3	HUD Triple Square - Residential Tower B	Busan	-	319 m / 1,047 ft
5	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 102	Busan	2014	177 m / 579 ft
6	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 202	Busan	2014	177 m / 579 ft
7	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 104	Busan	2014	165 m / 540 ft
8	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 201	Busan	2014	159 m / 522 ft
9	Hua Nan Bank Headquarters	Taipei	2014	155 m / 507 ft
10	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 105	Busan	2014	153 m / 502 ft
11	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 103	Busan	2014	153 m / 500 ft
12	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 204	Busan	2014	138 m / 451 ft
13	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 101	Busan	2014	135 m / 441 ft
14	Haeundae Hillside We've Tower 203	Busan	2014	123 m / 402 ft
15	Tao Zhu Yin Yuan	Taipei	2018	93 m / 306 ft

Statistics

150 m+ Buildings

7 Completed

1 Under Constr.

300 m+ Buildings

1 Under Constr.

Average Building Age*

7 Years

Most Common Function*

Residential (91%), 10 Buildings

Most Common Material*

Concrete (75%), 9 Buildings

* Based on 150 m+ buildings currently in the database.

Function
Material

Total: 11 Buildings for which a function has been assigned.

Total: 12 Buildings for which a material has been assigned.

*Based on 12 Completed & Under Construction Buildings

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