5-Bsh_ch5- High Rise Relacionado a La Biabilidad

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Current TrendsTowards Buildability

5.1 Trends in High-Rise Residential Development

5.2 Examples of Recent Projects

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“Buildability” itself is not a system, nor a prescription for how to design and documenta project. It is a recognition of the complications involved in construction and acollaborative approach by developers, consultants and contractors to create successfulproject outcome. Apart from the legislative requirement, other important steeringforces such as adoption of design and build arrangement, have fostered a greaterintegration in the design and construction processes right from the start. Tightened

profit margins have required the project stakeholders to carefully understand andmanage the risks and reap opportunities in value creation throughout the constructionactivities.

The steering forces though coming from different corners, have enabled projectstakeholders to better understand the consequences of their work and their abilityto influence project outcome. Typically cost, quality, schedule and safety are allpositively influenced by consultants, contractors and developers when workingcollaboratively to come up with the best solution for the project.

5.1 TRENDS IN HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

In recent years, there have been notable improvements in the buildability of privatesector projects, in particular high-rise residential development. More developers anddesigners are taking initiatives and making concerted effort together with thecontractors to adopt more buildable design which facilitate better use of labourefficient method of construction.

Modern architecture being the trend in today’s residential buildings emphasises onclean, simple and lineal forms of building expression. It has encouraged more extensiveuse of prefabricated system. Locally, the combined use of precast and cast in-situconcrete elements are commonly adopted by designer because of its considerablebenefits in terms of aesthetics, function as well as speed of construction. Precast

building components, in particular, façade walls and bay windows are used to agreater extent for their quality surface finishes which require minimal treatment.Some examples of more buildable solutions adopted in the private high-rise residentialdevelopment are presented in the following sections.

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BUILDABLE SOLUTIONS FORHIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

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CURRENT TRENDSTowards Buildability

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5.2 EXAMPLES OF RECENT PROJECTS

Buildability Features:

• Flat Plate with Precast Façade

• Precast Shear Wall

• Precast Household Shelter

• Precast Column and Beam

• Precast Internal Wall

• Precast Staircase

• Prefabricated Vertical Shaft

CLIENT:

City Developments Limited

ARCHITECT:

Team Design Architects Pte Ltd

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

Meinhardt (S’pore) Pte Ltd

MAIN CONTRACTOR (D&B):

Ando Corporation

THE ESPARIS EXECUTIVE CONDOMINIUM

SAVANNAH CONDO PARK


• Precast Beam

• Precast Slab

• Precast Bay Window

• Dry Partition Wall


• Use of System Formwork forExternal Wall

CLIENT:


ARCHITECT:

Axis Architects Planners


KTP Consultants Pte Ltd


Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd



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CASABLANCA


• Precast Slab and Beam

• Precast Façade

• Precast Bay Window


• Precast Staircase and Planter Box


CLIENT:

Mediterranean Properties Pte Ltd

ARCHITECT:

DP Architects Pte Ltd




Chiu Teng Enterprises Pte Ltd






CLIENT:

City Developments Ltd

ARCHITECT:

Axis Architects Planners


Parsons Brinckerhoff Pte Ltd


Ssangyong Engineering& Construction Co Ltd

CHANGI RISE CONDOMINIUM



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GOLDENHILL PARK


• Flat Plate with Precast Bay Window

• Use of System Formwork forColumn and Wall

• Table Form for Flat Plate

• Precast Staircase and Planter Box


CLIENT:


ARCHITECT:

ADDP Architects


LSW Consulting Engineers


Hyundai Engineering& Construction Co Ltd


• Precast External Wall & Façade


• Precast Staircase andPlanter Box


CLIENT:

Allgreen Properties Limited

ARCHITECT:

Design Link Architects


HCE Consultants Pte Ltd


Kimly Construction Pte Ltd

KERRISDALE



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• Precast Beam

• Precast Slab



• Use of System Formwork for Wall

CLIENT:


ARCHITECT:

Team Design Architects Pte Ltd




Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd

THE EQUATORIAL

NUOVO EXECUTIVE CONDOMINIUM


• Precast Beam

• Precast Slab

• Precast Façade




CLIENT:


ARCHITECT:

Architects Vista Pte Ltd



MAIN CONTRACTOR (D&B):Poh Lian Construction Pte Ltd



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• Precast Shear Wall with Flat Plate

• Single Integrated Wall Panels for Bathroom




CLIENT:


ARCHITECT:

APCO Architects & TownPlanners Collaborative Pte Ltd


TY Lin South East Asia Pte Ltd

MAIN CONTRACTOR:

Shimizu Corporation

TRELLIS TOWERS

PARK GREEN EXECUTIVE CONDOMINIUM




• Precast Balcony and Planter Box



CLIENT:

NTUC Choice Homes Co-operative Ltd

ARCHITECT:

Chao Tse Ann & Partners Pte Ltd


P & T Consultants Pte Ltd


Tiong Seng Contractors Pte Ltd



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• Precast Column

• Precast Beam

• Precast Slab

• Precast Façade



CLIENT:

Far East Organisation

ARCHITECT:

TAA Architects Pte Ltd



MAIN CONTRACTOR:Chiu Teng/ Multiplex Joint Venture

TANGLIN VIEW CONDOMINIUM

WOODSVALE CONDOMINIUM


• Precast Column

• Precast Beam

• Precast Slab


• Curtain Wall Façade

• Use of System Formwork forExternal Wall

CLIENT:

Woodsvale Land Pte Ltd

ARCHITECT:

Consortium 168 Architects Pte Ltd


P & T Consultants Pte Ltd


Nakano S’pore Pte Ltd

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