Residential, Hospitality & Mixed-Use
Engineering for residential and mixed-use buildings deals with structures people inhabit every day: façade movement, comfort, acoustics and seismic safety all have to be resolved at once.
MBY works across residential towers, hotels and mixed-use developments on façade engineering, structural design and seismic performance. In high-seismicity regions, how a façade system accommodates building movement is the governing question.
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Peer review of the 44-storey tower's reinforced concrete structural designs, per American standards.
Peer review of the residential and office towers' engineering design against American codes.
Peer review of the residential blocks' engineering design calculations against the current seismic code.
Façade static calculations for blocks A and I; engineering of the steel and aluminium façade elements.
Structural design of the unitized curtain wall system, including custom brackets, anchor channels and on-site test evaluation.
Seismic evaluation per ASCE 41 and the latest Turkish Seismic Code.
Structural design for the corner pantry, storage buildings, pool bar, temporary pavilion, WC units and security cubes.
Design and verification of natural stone façade and aluminium-glass curtain wall systems for a multi-storey development.
Structural calculations for the louver supplementary system fixed to the main steel structure by steel brackets.
Structural design of the unitized curtain wall system and coordination of cast-in channel anchors embedded during early construction.
Structural design of the cladding support systems plus a site-specific wind study establishing the basic wind velocity.
Early-stage engineering consultancy for the curtain wall system of a mixed-use tower development.
Revision of the structural calculations for the storefront area, addressing a base joint changed on site.
Design of the storefront façade supported by a horizontal steel member and two vertical steel columns.