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Dr. Montgomery (P.Eng.) is Kinetica’s Principal Structural Engineer and is an expert in the design of high-performance technologies that increase the resilience and dynamic performance of high-rise buildings and complex structures subject to wind and earthquake loading. Michael has 15 years of experience working on the design of high-profile tall buildings in Canada and internationally.
Michael was Kinetica’s Principal in charge of the Y+C Condos building Coupling Damper design. He has a number of patents and has numerous publications in the area of tall building design and damping technologies. Michael won the top prize for the 2011 Innovation Challenge Award, a Canadian national award recognizing inventions that have the potential of transforming industry practice.
CTBUH Roles
Chapter Treasurer, CTBUH Canada (2013 – Present)
Canada Chapter, Treasurer (2013 – Present)
CTBUH Initiatives
Record Numbers Convene at 2018 Leaders Meeting
20 October 2018
Regional Representatives Meet at 2018 Middle East Conference
20 October 2018
21 March 2018
Videos
16 September 2014
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Design of a Slender Building with High-Performing VE Dampers
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A slender tower in downtown Toronto was identified early on in the design process as having wind dynamic motion issues and additional structural damping was...
Research
16 September 2014
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Design of a Slender Building with High-Performing VE Dampers
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A slender tower in downtown Toronto was identified early on in the design process as having wind dynamic motion issues and additional structural damping was...
Research
19 September 2012
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Novel Coupling Damper System for Enhanced Performance of Tall Buildings
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As high-rise buildings become taller and more slender, dynamic behavior becomes a critical design consideration. Wind loads cause large vibrations which can be perceived by...
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