Starting with the most recent coverage, CTBUH News reports on the Council's initiatives and activities, including chapter, committee, and other leader activity; research project updates; data study outputs; publication launches; award announcements; signboard ceremonies; conference and event reports; and more.
Join Dan Lenander of CTBUH Vancouver for a walking tour of some of the great buildings in Downtown Vancouver, starting with the recently completed Kengo Kuma tower.
Please join the CTBUH UK FLC on a tour of Mossbourne Community Academy, in which we will be discussing the structural and sustainable potentials of timber in the industry.
Skyscrapers today remain controversial, yet they are getting taller and more numerous. This panel discussion will feature two authors discussing their recent books on supertall skyscrapers. The panel will be moderated by Peyman Askari, Founding Principal of PAN Partners and the CTBUH New York Chapter Co-Chair & Advisory Board.
For its 3rd Edition, the Tall Building Forum will be held in two vibrant locations: on the 28th of May in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and on the 30th in the dynamic city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia at Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra. Both forums will share common themes: The Trends of Tall Buildings in 2024 in Southeast Asia, sustainability concepts related to tall buildings, affordability, and the latest technologies.
Come see the Navy Yard Plan in action! Learn about its vision, progress, and future plans. Take a tour of completed projects and join the discussion to understand this transformative initiative.
On Tuesday, 28 May, CTBUH India will host ARCHFOLIO, with international and local designers Ren Yee + Tom Minderhoud - UNStudio and Karl Wadia + Apoorva Sharma - AHC. They will be sharing best practice of urban planning and design thinking and how it applies to the future of Mumbai.
Led by the Construction Sector Committee of EuroCham Vietnam and co-organized by EuroCham Cambodia, the Tall Building Forum 2024 aims to provide profound insights into the present and future trends of high-rise buildings in Vietnam. For its 3rd Edition, the event will be held in two vibrant locations: on the 28th of May in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and on the 30th in the dynamic city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Join One Click LCA and CTBUH for this livestream Q&A session to learn how you can integrate a steel-timber hybrid into your project, and the best method for performing an LCA for your use case.
Join the CTBUH Australia Chapter for this opportunity to learn more about the successful adaption of Midtown Centre in Brisbane' City Centre.
The beautiful weather is right around the corner, and the CTBUH Chicago Chapter is thrilled to kick off our new season with exciting events and initiatives. Please join us for some fun networking, and an update on the Chapter and opportunities for you to get involved.
We're bringing back CTBUH Vancouver with a bang on May 22, 2024 - don't miss out! Members and prospective members are invited to join us at Steamworks Brewpub for this informative and exciting relaunch of the Vancouver Chapter. We will present some of the planned initiatives and also give plenty of time for networking with other members/attendees.
The CTBUH Sydney Committee invites you to the next event in our annual Sustainability Series. Ivan Harbour from RSHP will deliver a keynote presentation providing a global perspective on what's next in sustainability and overcoming current challenges, followed by a panel discussion with local industry experts.
CTBUH announced its 2024 Award of Excellence winners, more than 100 of the most exemplary projects in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry and adjacent disciplines. Projects from across the globe were recognized in over 20 categories and subcategories. Additionally, this year introduces the Global Community Award, allowing non-jurors to actively participate in acknowledging outstanding projects
The Masters in Tall Buildings and Vertical Urbanism (MTBVU) at the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) Spring 2024 program culminated with the school's open house on 3 May. Read a summary on the semester's focus and the final student projects.
Join the CTBUH Seattle Chapter for a presentation of 3XN’s Quay Quarter project and a discussion of adaptive reuse projects in the urban environment.
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