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The document outlines the project details for a twisting tower building to be constructed in San Francisco, California. It describes the site location and analysis, including seismic and geotechnical considerations. It also discusses the schematic design process and presents floor plans for the corporate office, residential, and parking levels. Structural and construction details are provided.

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– TWISTING TOWER
Project
by:
Jose´ Torricos

PROJECT OUTLINE
 1. Introduction
 2. Site location, analysis and orientation
 3. Site restrictions and design challenges
 4. Schematics, design development, planning
 5. Structural design analysis
 6. Interior & exterior communication paths
 7. Exterior façade (glazing/cladding)
 8. Interior finishes
 9. Construction methods and assemblies
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SITE LOCATION, SEISMIC ANALYSIS
Location of the project: San Francisco, CA
Seismic Analysis: Zone 4
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Site Location
SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES
GENERAL INFORMATION
SEISMIC ZONE MAP
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SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES
GENERAL INFORMATION
SEISMIC ZONE
Seismic Zone: 4
Occupancy Category: Mix used (B,R)
Occupancy Type: IA
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SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES
DEEP FOUNDATION
N
Prestressed Concrete Piles
Piles Driving Equipments
• Large load and great height structure
requires deep foundation
• Steel Reinforced Concrete piles
• 6 feet concrete mat caps and secure the
piles in place.
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SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES
THREE STORY UNDERGROUND PARKING
Area: 177’ x 83’
Total Area: 45000 sf
Parking Spaces: 222
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SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES
GENERAL INFORMATION
WIND LOAD
Site
(California Building Code
CBC 2009)
Wind speed = 80mph
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SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING
Torso Building
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SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING
Rectangular and Oval Shape Buildings
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SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING
LOCATION: SAN FRANCISCO, CA
CLIENT: XYZ
TYPE: SUPER TALL, MIX USED,
RETAIL, CORPORATE
OFFICE, RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING SIZE: 1,800,000 SF
HEIGHT: 720 FT (60 FLOORS)
WITH A 50 FT
ANTENNA OPTION 1
OPTION 3
OPTION 2
FINAL DESIGN
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SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING
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CORE FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT (TYP)
CORE WALL 7,400 SF
ELEVATORS
STAIRWAYS
RESTROOMS
STORAGE AREA
INTERIOR
COMMUNICATION
PATHS
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CORPORATE OFFICE FLOOR PLAN
3TH – 30TH FLOOR
TOTAL FOOTAGE – 30,000 SF
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RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLANS
31ST – 59TH FLOORS
(4) 1 bedroom units - 1000 sf
(2) 2 bedrooms units - 2000 sf
(2) 2 bedrooms units - 2500 sf
(2) 3 bedrooms units - 2800 sf
(2) 3 bedrooms units - 3000 sf
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EXTERIOR FAÇADE
GLAZING & CLADDING (GFRC PANELS)
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INTERIOR FINISHES
INTERIOR DECORATION AT THE
FOYER
LOWER STORE - WAYS FULLY
GLAZED
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INTERIOR FINISHES
VIEW OF THE CORE BRACING VIEW OF THE HALLWAY
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INTERIOR FINISHES
ROOF TOP VIEW OF BLDG
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CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND ASSEMBLIES
IN PERFORMANCE CORE, REBAR IS
THICKER AT THE BASE, WHERE IT DOES
THE MOST WORK
EXTERIOR GLAZING
STEEL BRACING
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RENDERINGS
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REFERENCES :
1. Skyscrapers Structure and Design
By Mathew Wells
Projects:
The High Cliff - HONG KONG
Deutsche Post – GERMANY
2. Arup San Francisco Unbonded Brace
Eric Ko, Caroline Field
From research to Practice – A value story
www.arup.com/_assets/_download/download172.pdf
3. Geotechnical Engineering Handbook
By Robert W. Day
4. Building Code Illustrated
A Guide to Understanding the 2009 IBC
5. Turning Torso Case Study
By Mojgan Aghamir
6. Torre Mayor Case Study
By José Luigi Torricos
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1. – TWISTING TOWER Project by: Jose´ Torricos

2. PROJECT OUTLINE  1. Introduction  2. Site location, analysis and orientation  3. Site restrictions and design challenges  4. Schematics, design development, planning  5. Structural design analysis  6. Interior & exterior communication paths  7. Exterior façade (glazing/cladding)  8. Interior finishes  9. Construction methods and assemblies 12/07/14 JT – TWISTING TOWER 2

3. SITE LOCATION, SEISMIC ANALYSIS Location of the project: San Francisco, CA Seismic Analysis: Zone 4 12/07/14 JT – TWISTING TOWER 3

4. SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES GENERAL INFORMATION GEOTECHNICAL Soil Type Sd (Soft soil profile) Bearing Capacity 3500psi Liquefaction Yes, data obtained at USGS Piles have to be used 12/07/14 JT – TWISTING TOWER 4

5. Site Location SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES GENERAL INFORMATION SEISMIC ZONE MAP 12/07/14 5 JT – TWISTING TOWER

6. SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES GENERAL INFORMATION SEISMIC ZONE Seismic Zone: 4 Occupancy Category: Mix used (B,R) Occupancy Type: IA 12/07/14 6 JT – TWISTING TOWER

7. SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES DEEP FOUNDATION N Prestressed Concrete Piles Piles Driving Equipments • Large load and great height structure requires deep foundation • Steel Reinforced Concrete piles • 6 feet concrete mat caps and secure the piles in place. JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 7

8. SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES THREE STORY UNDERGROUND PARKING Area: 177’ x 83’ Total Area: 45000 sf Parking Spaces: 222 JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 8

9. SITE RESTRICTION AND DESIGN CHALLENGES GENERAL INFORMATION WIND LOAD Site (California Building Code CBC 2009) Wind speed = 80mph 12/07/14 JT – TWISTING TOWER 9

10. SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING Torso Building JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 10

11. SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING Rectangular and Oval Shape Buildings JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 11

12. SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING LOCATION: SAN FRANCISCO, CA CLIENT: XYZ TYPE: SUPER TALL, MIX USED, RETAIL, CORPORATE OFFICE, RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SIZE: 1,800,000 SF HEIGHT: 720 FT (60 FLOORS) WITH A 50 FT ANTENNA OPTION 1 OPTION 3 OPTION 2 FINAL DESIGN JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 12

13. SCHEMATICS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING 12/07/14 JT – TWISTING TOWER 13

14. CORE FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT (TYP) CORE WALL 7,400 SF ELEVATORS STAIRWAYS RESTROOMS STORAGE AREA INTERIOR COMMUNICATION PATHS JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 14

15. CORPORATE OFFICE FLOOR PLAN 3TH – 30TH FLOOR TOTAL FOOTAGE – 30,000 SF JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 15

16. RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLANS 31ST – 59TH FLOORS (4) 1 bedroom units - 1000 sf (2) 2 bedrooms units - 2000 sf (2) 2 bedrooms units - 2500 sf (2) 3 bedrooms units - 2800 sf (2) 3 bedrooms units - 3000 sf JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 16

17. EXTERIOR FAÇADE GLAZING & CLADDING (GFRC PANELS) JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 17

18. INTERIOR FINISHES INTERIOR DECORATION AT THE FOYER LOWER STORE - WAYS FULLY GLAZED JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 18

19. INTERIOR FINISHES VIEW OF THE CORE BRACING VIEW OF THE HALLWAY JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 19

20. INTERIOR FINISHES ROOF TOP VIEW OF BLDG JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 20

21. CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND ASSEMBLIES IN PERFORMANCE CORE, REBAR IS THICKER AT THE BASE, WHERE IT DOES THE MOST WORK EXTERIOR GLAZING STEEL BRACING 12/07/14 21 JT – TWISTING TOWER

22. RENDERINGS 12/07/14 22 JT – TWISTING TOWER

23. REFERENCES : 1. Skyscrapers Structure and Design By Mathew Wells Projects: The High Cliff - HONG KONG Deutsche Post – GERMANY 2. Arup San Francisco Unbonded Brace Eric Ko, Caroline Field From research to Practice – A value story www.arup.com/_assets/_download/download172.pdf 3. Geotechnical Engineering Handbook By Robert W. Day 4. Building Code Illustrated A Guide to Understanding the 2009 IBC 5. Turning Torso Case Study By Mojgan Aghamir 6. Torre Mayor Case Study By José Luigi Torricos JT – TWISTING TOWER 12/07/14 23

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