Development of High-Rise Buildings from Materials Perspective

Zhao Ming Hou; Jia Wei Yao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.511.8

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Development of High-Rise Buildings from Materials Perspective

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High-rise building is one type of architecture which is strongly dependent on structural technology, materials technology and equipment technology. Its emergence promoted technical innovation with ceaseless breakthrough. Contemporary high-rise buildings pursue ecological design through the use of new technologies, new materials and advanced scientific means such as structure, equipment, materials and construction methods.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 511)

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8-11

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April 2012

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Zhao Ming Hou, Jia Wei Yao

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Building Equipment, Building Material, Building Structure, Technology Innovation

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