An Introduction to HighRise Design （介绍高层建筑的设计）.pdf

An Introduction to High-Rise Design By John Zils and John Viise The structural system of a high-rise building often has a more pronounced effect than a low- rise building on the total building cost and the architecture. As a result, those faced with an initial venture into tall building design need to be aware of concepts that are not emphasized for low-rise design. High-rise design comes into play when a structure’s slender nature makes it dynamically t h sensitive to lateral loads, such that a premium g E i r is associated with its lateral system development y p o © (Figure 1). The simplified model for the C R behavior of a tall building is a vertical cantilever out of the ground. In this model, the moment U e of inertia of the cantilever is calculated considering each of the vertical elements, such T as core walls and perimeter columns, active in Figure 1: High Rise Premium n the lateral system. Deflection is due primarily C i to axial shortening and elongation of these elements. U z