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Arup, Director | London, United Kingdom
William Algaard is a Director at Arup, London. He works as a structural engineer and multidisciplinary engineering design leader in close collaboration with clients and architects to develop holistic design solutions that offer high value at competitive costs. He has a background in advanced analytical methods and employs first-principles approaches to develop innovative and efficient designs, often in seismic regions. He seeks to optimize material use and develop more sustainable building designs, often by pushing the boundaries of established convention. Algaard has worked on tall building projects in North and South America, Europe and Asia.
Annual Conference, Presenter (2024)
Live-Streamed Conference, Presenter (2020)
CTBUH UK Presents: Exporting Tall
30 April 2018
26 October 2015
Grade A Office Space in Mexico City: Tight Sites and Shaky Ground
Tom Wilcock, Marc Easton, William Algaard & Tabitha Tavolaro, Arup
In recent years Mexico City has seen a surge in tall building construction, concentrating around the new Central Business District on Paseo de la Reforma,...
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01 June 2014
An Innovative Braced Megaframe for Torre BBVA Bancomer in Mexico City
William H. Algaard & Tom Wilcock, Arup
This paper discusses the design and delivery of an Eccentrically Braced Megaframe (EBMF) for a 52-story building currently under construction in Mexico City. The EBMF...
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26 October 2015
Grade A Office Space in Mexico City: Tight Sites and Shaky Ground
Tom Wilcock, Marc Easton, William Algaard & Tabitha Tavolaro, Arup
In recent years Mexico City has seen a surge in tall building construction, concentrating around the new Central Business District on Paseo de la Reforma,...
01 June 2014
An Innovative Braced Megaframe for Torre BBVA Bancomer in Mexico City
William H. Algaard & Tom Wilcock, Arup
This paper discusses the design and delivery of an Eccentrically Braced Megaframe (EBMF) for a 52-story building currently under construction in Mexico City. The EBMF...
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