Site Plan
drawing credit: Stephanie Choate
Typical Office Complex
Section Perspective
Section Perspective
Typical Office Complex
Detailed Section Perspective
Typical Office Complex
Level 6 Plan
Level 6 Plan
Typical Office Complex
Level 9 Plan
Flexible Office Configurations
Structural System-Transfer of Vertical Loads
The top office bar, which cantilevers 30m on its eastern side, has a steel frame structure. The entire bar sits on top of two concrete cores which extend down through the bottom two bars. The floors of the top bar are suspended from the roof by steel cables, eliminating the need for interior columns. The lower bars utilize a typical concrete column and 2 way slab structure.
The top office bar, which cantilevers 30m on its eastern side, has a steel frame structure. The entire bar sits on top of two concrete cores which extend down through the bottom two bars. The floors of the top bar are suspended from the roof by steel cables, eliminating the need for interior columns. The lower bars utilize a typical concrete column and 2 way slab structure.
Louver System
horizontal louvers improve natural lighting by reflecting direct sunlight off the ceiling, minimizing glare and allowing
light to penetrate deeper into the offices
horizontal louvers improve natural lighting by reflecting direct sunlight off the ceiling, minimizing glare and allowing
light to penetrate deeper into the offices
Site, looking east
Site, looking west
