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.
The CTBUH UH/UD Committee organized its third annual Global Walking Tours in 13 cities around the world, examining public spaces in a twilight setting.
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat is pleased to announce that five finalists have been selected as part of the 5th annual International Student Design Competition.
The regular rate registration deadline for the CTBUH 2016 Conference – August 31, 2016 – is only one week away.
CTBUH has released a study that looks at the recent proliferation of twisting towers creating a new generation of iconic buildings throughout the world.
The CTBUH Canada Chapter hosted a construction tour of the Harbour Plaza mixed-use development, soon to be an anchor location in downtown Toronto.
CTBUH Sydney held a collaborative event with UNSW Built Environment, welcoming British architect Ken Shuttleworth, founder of Make, to Australia.
The winning CTBUH Student Research competition entry – “The Rebirth of the Skyscraper: Technical Advances, 1930–1975" – has been named.
China Best Tall Buildings 2016 is now available for purchase, capturing the annual progress of tall buildings in one of the world’s most active high-rise epicenters.
The Young Professionals Committee held their Summer Social event, hosted by FXFOWLE Architects in Manhattan, and met some of the people behind the 3 Hudson Boulevard development.
We are extremely pleased to release the complete program and speaker list for CTBUH 2016, with five full days of programming traversing Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong.
Brent Stephens, an associate professor of architectural engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology, has been awarded the CTBUH’s 2016 Research Seed Funding.
The latest issue features a Case Study of Evolution Tower and papers on high-rises, high seismicity; a car-free, polycentric city; twisting tall; and more.
The CTBUH was pleased to host the esteemed jurors for the 2015–2016 ACSA/AISC Steel Student Design Competition as they deliberated winners for the annual program.
The CTBUH Australia Chapter’s Brisbane Committee held a particular focus on Brisbane Skytower, currently under construction, during their third breakfast seminar.
Keenly reflective of the insights gained in the tall building world over the last 10 years, this book imparts the knowledge of more than 20 industry specialists.
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