Cost optimization methods for medium to large-scale wooden structures. Up to 35% cost reduction by transitioning from RC and steel structures.
Select Wood is a cost optimization solution for medium to large-scale wooden buildings provided by Sakura Structural, which has top-class structural design achievements in Japan. Amid the serious rise in the costs of steel and concrete materials, we propose a structural transition from "RC and S construction to wooden construction" tailored to the building's purpose and scale. By eliminating excessive specifications and significantly reducing foundation construction costs, we achieve substantial cost reductions in construction while ensuring seismic resistance. Our strength lies in our ability to make flat proposals that are not constrained by specific construction methods, thanks to our deep understanding of all types of structures.
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Target buildings: 4 to 5-story apartments, offices, stores, warehouses, factories, welfare and medical facilities, schools, etc. Target structures: Pure wooden structures, wooden hybrid structures (mixed structures of the same floor and different floors, etc.) Applicable construction methods: Traditional construction methods (frame construction), wooden system construction, etc.
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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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