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Dr. Qureshi has over 34 years of experience in the planning, design and construction of a wide range of building and infrastructure projects specializing in tall and complex buildings.
As the lead design engineer for many of the major and complex projects undertaken by Meinhardt in the last 25 years, he has been responsible for structural concept designs, overseeing detail design and overall coordination of multi-disciplinary professional teams and supervising the projects during construction.
The projects led by Dr. Qureshi include some of the landmark projects in the South East Asia and Middle East region, such as the Hammad International Airport Expansion (Doha), KL 118 (Kuala Lumpur), Four Seasons Place (Kuala Lumpur), Thamrin Nine (Jakarta), The Marina Bay Financial Centre (Singapore), The Sail @ Marina Bay (Singapore), One Raffles Quay (Singapore) and One Raffles Link (Singapore).
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CTBUH Roles
Live-Streamed Conference, Singapore Steering Committee (Member 2020 – Present)
Country Representative, Singapore (2009 – 2014)
Annual Conference, Session Chair (Shanghai 2012)
Annual Conference, Steering Committee (Singapore 2020)
CTBUH Initiatives
27 August 2010
12–14 August 2009
Videos
19 September 2012
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Track 8: Structural Elements Q & A
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The Track 8 panel consisting of: Xue Yi Fu, CCDI; Kyoung Sun Moon, Yale University; Richard Liew, National University of Singapore took questions from delegates.
Research
11 September 2011
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The Global Impact of 9/11
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Just as many Americans still remember exactly where they were when they heard the news that US president John F. Kennedy had been shot, most...
Research
13 December 2010
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The Sail at Marina Bay, Singapore
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As the world population continues to grow exponentially, it is anticipated that development of suburban properties will become less popular as it stretches our natural...
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