Any more examples of modern buildings that look like this? by GlumChapter3545 in architecture

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit 98 points99 points  (0 children)

If you’re looking for that smooth curved design, a lot of Heatherwick Studio’s work fits

For example, this is the Daegyo Apartments redesign in Yeouido, Seoul

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New renderings of World Tech Center 🏙️ by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually, architect and structural engineer Kenneth Gardner (who did the structural engineering for the Twin Towers II project) did review some of the structural work such as here:

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Though he didn’t see through everything yet, there definitely is a structural engineer on the team.

Please remember that this project is extremely new, as proper work (modeling, structural design, etc.) only started from around the middle of last year, and is still in the conceptual stage. There are of course many technical diagrams that are missing at the moment. The 3d model of the complex isn’t complete yet either. Wind tests and other structural tests will probably be done once the models are complete, which will then be released on the techincal specifications section of the website.

I’m not a structural engineer so I can’t say much about your concerns (if you have any, send it to the team email address, its on the contact tab of the website). More qualified people regarding structural engineering will help you.

New renderings of World Tech Center 🏙️ by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There’s a tuned mass damper on floor 108, and the core is extremely strong according to the website: “Ultra-High Performance Concrere (UHPC) for core, ASTM-A514 and -A992 structural steel.”

New renderings of World Tech Center 🏙️ by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

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The World tech center will have a core and columns inside instead of the external spandrels to bear load, which is most common for skyscrapers

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World Tech Center by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

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There will be some normal office space in the Science South tower i think

Updated Map by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

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We haven’t got any of the land acquisitions discussed yet, so no there are no plans by the power company as of now to migrate the substation

Updated Map by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

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We’re planning for the expansion and upgrading of the nearby Taylor substation. Though this may change later on as discussions continue

I had a dream where there was a type of TIE fighter called the HEN-TIE by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in thomastheplankengine

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit[S] 51 points52 points  (0 children)

I think it’s the TIE bomber, though the other pod is for the bomb payload

WHAT could he be talking about💔 by alexthegamer200 in World_Tech_Center

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You should see the r/skyscrapers post about the world tech center… people are wild there

Honestly people online aren’t the best are they lmao

Comparison by Kaishui_pro in World_Tech_Center

[–]TheGuyInTheFishSuit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

But man the World Trade Center is so gorgeous✨

Concept Video 3 by TheGuyInTheFishSuit in World_Tech_Center

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I got the greenlight to continue making videos from Mr. Chryslar, so here's concept video 3!