LERA
PROJECTS






LOCATION: China
Guangzhou East Tower

Shenyang International Finance Center

One Central, Mandarin Oriental

Jiang Wan New Town Parcel F

Macau Science Center

Shanghai World Financial Center

Suzhou Museum

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China

Shanghai Racquet Club Apartments

St. Regis Hotel

Shun Hing Di Wang Commercial Complex

Beijing Jing Ao Centre

CCTV Headquarters

Shangri-La Towers, Shenzen (Futian)


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Shanghai World Financial Center

Shanghai, China

The project is located on a key site in the Lujiazhui financial and trade district in Pudong, which the Chinese government has designated as an Asian center for international banking and commercial interests. The program of this 95-story project is contained within two distinctly formal elements, a sculpted tower and a podium.

LERA’s structural design calls for a megastructure consisting of composite perimeter columns, one at each corner of the rectilinear base and six as the floor plan morphs into a six-sided form at higher elevations. Diagonal perimeter braces zigzag up the faces, connecting mega-columns vertically and connecting steel belt trusses horizontally. The building has a reinforced concrete services core, which interacts with the exterior framing through outrigger trusses that span from the core to the belt trusses.
Client:
Mori Building Development Co., Ltd.

Architect:
Kohn Pedersen Fox

Location:
Shanghai, China

Gross Floor Area:
3,412,160 sf / 317,000 sm

Height:
1614 ft / 492 m (95 Stories)

Bridge Span:
150 feet / 45 m (skybridge)

Awards:
Winner, Best Chinese Project Category,
Winner, Mixed-use Buildings Category,
MIPIM Asia Awards, 2009

Finalist, 2009
National Council of Structural Engineers

Honor Award, 2009
AIA New York Chapter

Honor Award for Engineering Excellence, 2009
ACEC National

Diamond Award for Engineering Excellence, 2009
ACEC New York

Best Tall Building Overall, 2008
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

Best Tall Building Asia & Australasia, 2008
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

Outstanding Award, 2008
Structural Engineers Association of New York