Supertall buildings: How high will Bangkok’s skyline go?
With the right equipment, technology, materials and tall building engineering expertise, developers' can push Bangkok's skyline to the next level.
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Thinking by expertise - Tall buildings
Digitising the wind to create tall, skinny buildings
As tall buildings become more complex, the importance of understanding the impact of wind increases. Aurecon developed an industry leading Digital Wind Method for analysing the effects of wind on tall and skinny buildings.
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The case for timber in the construction industry
Aurecon’s Major Projects Director, Built Environment Ralph Belperio explains the potential of timber in replacing concrete as the material of choice in construction.
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Buildings of the Future: A series exploring key trends in the built environment
We are moving toward an increasingly digital, interconnected society, and with it, comes the realisation that everything we know will change. We invite you to join us on this journey of discovery as we build (pun intended) our knowledge, understanding and readiness.
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Understanding the economics of supertall buildings
Tall buildings make a compelling business case on its efficient use of space and impact on market value. What are the economics of supertall buildings?
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Tall buildings past and present trends
One of Australasia's leading structural engineers, Kourosh Kayvani, talks about the current trends and engineering considerations of high-rise buildings.
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Tall buildings
Trends in tall building design. How buildability, time and cost optimisation are achieved without comprimising design and functionality.
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Realising the dream: performance-based design
In the 21st century, computer simulation has enabled architects to push the boundaries of urban design with lightweight architectural forms, random geometries and super tall buildings.
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