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16 Documents associated with: Type of Construction >High rise |
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An Architects Perspective: Overcoming Technical Issues |
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21,
2002
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Busby Perkins + Will Architects Ltd.
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Peter Busby
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The slides from Peter Busby's presentation include notes on why to use fly ash concrete and experiences with high volume fly ash concrete in three Busby and Associates case studies, including the type of fly ash used, the chronology of the pours, contractors' previous fly ash experience, strength development, workability, finishing, appearance, and...[more] |
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costs,
high volume fly ash concrete,
perception,
scheduling,
Type C fly ash,
Type F fly ash
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Appendix C: BubbleDeck System [Stage 2] |
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Technical Report |
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March
2,
2004
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This document describes the BubbleDeck flooring system, and is an appendix to RJC's Stage 2 High Rise Early Design Report. A BubbleDeck floor is a flat slab floor, therefore without beams and column heads. The principal characteristic is that hollow plastic spheres are incorporated in the floor, clamped in a factory-made reinforcement structure. Th...[more] |
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Bayview Highrise |
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Image |
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2002
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Photograph of the Bayview highrise....[more] |
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Case Study: High-Rise Residential |
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Presentation |
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Publication Date: |
March
2004
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Presenter(s): |
Busby Perkins + Will Architects Ltd.
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Robert Drew
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This presentation describes the Busby and Associates Architects' case study of the Bayview highrise building. Includes slides detailing project statistics, fly ash use, design and implementation process, sustainability initiatives, distribution of concrete, specifications, and results including economics, appearance, and workability....[more] |
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aesthetics,
costs,
perception,
workability
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EcoSmart Concrete High Rise Study Stage 2 |
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Document Type: |
Technical Report |
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Publication Date: |
February
6,
2004
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Author(s): |
Yolles Partnership
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Stage 2 of the EcoSmart High Rise Early Design Study was commissioned by the EcoSmart Concrete Project to provide detailed information on the environmental performance, economics and constructability of a number of structural systems for a typical high rise condominium located in downtown Vancouver. The structural systems considered in this stage w...[more] |
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costs,
environmental impact,
scheduling
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EcoSmart High Rise Early Design Study: Terms of Reference |
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Document Type: |
Technical Report |
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Publication Date: |
October
2003
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Author(s): |
EcoSmart Concrete Project
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The terms of reference for the EcoSmart high rise early design study. Stages 1 and 2 of the study were carried out by Yolles Partnership Inc. and Read Jones Chistoffersen. The scope of the proposed study was to identify the relationship between various existing high-rise construction systems and the principles of the EcoSmart Project....[more] |
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