Europe
15 December 2021
Reducing the Carbon Emissions of High-Rise Structures from the Very Beginning
Roland Bechmann & Stefanie Weidner, Werner Sobek AG
Minimizing carbon emissions and reducing resource consumption in commercial high-rise buildings is an essential component of the building industry reducing its overall footprint. A concise...
30 January 2020
From “Tech Miracle” to Evolutionary Change
Michael Cesarz, MULTI thyssenkrupp Elevator
The potential of ropeless elevators to change the way we experience urban space has been addressed by two research projects conducted by CTBUH and funded...
28 October 2019
Lift and the City: How Elevators Reshaped Cities
Markus Jetter, thyssenKrupp
We are now living through the most dramatic change in the human history, as far as population and urbanization is concerned. In 1969, the rural...
21 June 2019
The Integration of Adaptive Elements into High-Rise Structures
Stefanie Weidner & Simon Steffen, ILEK University of Stuttgart; Werner Sobek, Werner Sobek Group
Whilst most research focuses on the reduction of operative energy use in buildings, the aspect of which (and how many) materials are used is often...
17 October 2016
Increased High-Rise Resilience to Stabilize Cities of the Future
Rudi Scheuermann, Arup
Dense urban city environments consist of an agglomeration of tall buildings. The resilience of cities as a whole depends, among other components, on the resilience...
17 October 2016
Tall Versus Old? The Role of Historic Preservation in the Context of Rapid Urban Growth
Kate Ascher & Sabrina Uffer, BuroHappold Engineering
As cities aspire to become global metropolises, older low-rise structures are getting torn down to make room for new, often tall, buildings and neighborhoods. What...
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