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Mark Lavery
BuroHappold, Director | Dubai, United Arab Emirates
About
Mark has worked on a portfolio of projects at the leading edge of tall building engineering over the last 10 years, leading and developing teams in a variety of roles on more than 35 tall building projects, principally as lead structural engineer but including roles as: multi-disciplinary project design manager, FIDIC Engineer and peer reviewer, as well as numerous value engineering and tall building specialist roles.
His tall building experience includes seven “supertall” and three “megatall” buildings, with the 1000 meter tall Nakheel and Harbour Tall Tower being the tallest designed tower in his portfolio. He is recognized for his tall building expertise in the wider community, having been invited to contribute to tall building themed books, media articles and conferences.
As a tall building leader with Buro Happold based in their Dubai office, Mark is responsible for tall building…
CTBUH Roles
Urban Habitat / Urban Design Committee, Member (2015 – Present)
City Representative, Dubai (2012 – 2018)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Shanghai 2012; Middle East 2018)
Annual Conference, Steering Committee (Middle East 2018)
CTBUH Initiatives
31 January 2018
04 October 2016
25 August 2016
Videos
20 September 2012
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Interactive Aerodynamic Design of Supertall Buildings
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In order to maximize the benefit of early stage wind tunnel tests, BMT Fluid Mechanics and Buro Happold have respectively developed tools which enable dynamic...
Research
17 October 2016
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Sustainable Integration of Tall Buildings and the Urban Habitat for the Megacities of the Future
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Tall buildings increasingly dominate our skylines as an almost inevitable response to urbanisation. They often do not integrate well with the urban habitat in which...
Research
26 October 2015
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Interconnectivity of Design and Construction for Complex Towers in Relation to Movement Issues
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As the trend for complex architectural forms continues, the relationship between design and construction has become ever more interdependent. Where this interdependency was once limited...
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