Enables a first-floor pilotis, realizing parking spaces and spacious store areas.
The "Skywall Method" realizes the previously thought impossible plan of having a "wall structure with large spaces such as parking lots, stores, and offices on the first floor" by using a pilotis format with an RC frame structure on the first floor. Since wall structures allow for easy processing of formwork and rebar, repurposing the formwork is also relatively easy. By adopting a wall structure on the standard floors, constructability can also be improved.
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- It is difficult to create large spaces. - Buildings with parking lots, stores, or offices on the first floor are difficult to plan with wall structures. - Renovation is difficult. We overcame these common issues with wall structures by adopting a pilotis format with RC frame structure on the first floor. The wall structure floors do not have protruding columns or beams in the corners of the rooms or ceilings, allowing for effective use of space. By adopting wall structures on the standard floors, the processing of formwork and reinforcement is simplified, making the reuse of formwork relatively easy, thus leveraging the advantages of wall structures.
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As a structural design firm, we pride ourselves on having one of the top three numbers of structural engineers in Japan. We are one of the few structural design firms nationwide that possesses super high-rise and seismic isolation technologies. Our track record has already exceeded 10,000 projects, and we are continuously developing our proprietary construction method, the "Structural Frame Optimization Series," while working to promote zero-cost, high-seismic-resistance buildings.
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