PEB & Steel / High/Mid Rise Buildings / Hybrid Structure

Metal foam panels are lightweight sandwich structures with a porous metal foam core placed between two solid metal sheets. The foam core contains many gas-filled voids, which make the panels …

What is an Exoskeleton Structural System? An Exoskeleton Structural System is a building design approach where the primary load-bearing structural elements, such as columns, braces, and frames, are placed on …

Pre-engineered buildings, or PEBs, have become a preferred solution across a wide range of applications—industrial sheds, warehouses, logistics facilities, and increasingly, commercial structures. Their growing use is largely due to …

Multi-span Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEBs) are advanced steel structures designed to cover large spans without the need for internal columns, creating wide, unobstructed interior spaces. Fabricated in controlled factory environments, these …

Precast-Cast-in-Situ Hybrid Systems combine the advantages of precast and cast-in-situ construction methods to optimize structural performance, speed, and cost efficiency. In this approach, key structural components such as beams, columns, …

FRP-Steel Hybrid Structures integrate Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites with steel to achieve a balance of strength, durability, and weight efficiency. The FRP components offer a high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion …

The Outrigger Structural System is used in high-rise buildings to improve stability by minimizing the effects of lateral forces, such as wind or earthquakes. It connects the building’s center to …

Steel is one of the most widely used materials for building construction in the world. The inherent strength, toughness and high ductility of steel are characteristics that are ideal for …

The load of mid-rise structures refers to the vertical forces exerted on the building by its own weight, occupants, and environmental factors such as wind and seismic activity. Mid-rise structures …

The superstructure of a high-rise building encompasses all the above-ground components that collectively contribute to the building’s architectural and functional integrity. This includes the skeletal frame – often made of …