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Tall timber

, 2019
Over the course of the last ten years “tall timber” has become an emerging topic as pioneering architects, engineers and developers have begun to realize the potential of engineered timber products far beyond the residential scale.
Ramage, MH, Foster, RM, ,
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Moisture safety of tall timber facades [Elektronisk resurs]

, 2017
Moisture safety of tall timber facadesThe main purpose of the project was to facilitate safe design of sustainable and cost-effective solutions for wood facades of high-rise buildings. Studies have been carried out of different designs of the wall itself
Pousette, Anna,, Norén, Joakim,, Sandberg, Karin,   +2 more
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Structural fire design of tall timber buildings using cross laminated timber (CLT) to Eurocodes

, 2016
The development and renaissance of modern engineered products, advanced connections and modern construction technology have made it viable to design and construct multi-storey timber buildings.
Sandersaon, Iain, Kilpatrick, Tony, Zhao, Xuan, Zhang, Binsheng   +3 more
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Dynamical properties of a large glulam truss for a tall timber building [Elektronisk resurs]

, 2018
When designing a tall timber building, the accelerations due to wind loads are in many cases decisive. The parameters governing the dynamic behaviour of the building are the structure’s stiffness, damping and mass together with the loads.
Linderholt, Andreas,, Landel, Pierre,, Johansson, Marie,   +2 more
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Parametric Study of a Tall Timber Building in Økern Centre

, 2021
I Økern Sentrum er det behov for byplanlegging. Dette inkluderer studie av et høyhus i tre plassert på Økerntunnelen. Tre er antatt å være en bedre løsning for dette formålet på grunn av lav egenvekt. Målet for oppgaven er å konstruere et høyhus i tre uten å overskride tunnelkapasiteten.
Irshad, Arslan M., Larsen, Håvard
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Aerodynamic Solutions to Minimize the Wind-Induced Dynamic Response of Tall Buildings

, 2001
Background to the generation of perceptible accelerations in tall buildings is described with the conclusion that these tend to be dominated by the cross-wind response to wake (vortex) excitation.
Cheung, John C. K., Melbourne, William H.   +1 more
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Space Efficiency in Tall Timber Buildings: A Comprehensive Review

Highlights of Sustainability
Tall timber construction is gaining popularity due to its notable environmental and economic benefits throughout its lifecycle. Maximizing space efficiency in these buildings is a key factor in ensuring project viability. However, there has been a lack of comprehensive research on the space efficiency of these projects.
Hüseyin Emre Ilgın, Özlem Nur Aslantamer   +1 more
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Vibration-Based Wind Design Provisions for Tall Timber Buildings

It is well acknowledged that as the height of a building increases, wind forces tend to become the controlling design loads. In tall, slender and flexible structures, wind-induced vibration serviceability is more critical than in low-rise buildings, where strength is usually the governing design criterion.
Aloisio, Angelo, Bezabeh, Matiyas A., Pasca, Dag Pasquale, Rosso, Marco Martino, Giordano, Pier Francesco, Reynolds, Thomas, Bedon, Chiara, Hacıefendioğlu, Kemal, Tulebekova, Saule, Kurent, Blaž   +9 more
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Structural Design of Tall Mass Timber Buildings

Athens Journal of Τechnology & Engineering
Following the Industrial Revolution, the construction of tall buildings has surged as a means of utilizing dense urban lands more efficiently. Previously, iron/steel and reinforced concrete were the primary structural materials used in tall buildings.
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River Beech Tower: A Tall Timber Experiment

, 2017
The Chicago River Beech Tower is a collaborative research effort with the goal of identifying challenges and opportunities associated with designing increasingly tall mass timber structures.
Sanner, J, Fernandez, A, Foster, R, ,
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