A steel structural concept for canopies and entrances, each with its own geometry.
Emaar Square Canopies
MBY provided structural engineering services for a series of canopies and entrance structures within the Emaar Square development in Istanbul. The scope encompassed the East and South Canopies, the North Pavilion Canopies, and the Northeast and Southeast Entrance structures, each defined by a distinct architectural geometry and spatial condition.
The assignment was undertaken at schematic design stage, establishing the primary structural concept and member sizing for the steel canopy systems. The work considered the particular form, span and support arrangement of each structure, providing a coordinated basis for the subsequent design development of the project.
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