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Lecture 21 of 59Week 5
Lecture 21 : Exterior System of Tall Building-III
Prof. Sumana Gupta and Prof. Shankha Pratim Bhattacharya · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 01: Historical background, Definitions –High-rise building, Tall building, Super tall building, CTBUH
- Lecture 02: Anatomy of a Tall Buiding components
- Lecture 03: Design considerations of a Tall building, dead load challenges
- Lecture 04: Site location, tower height & and Shape Overview
- Lecture 05: Population of a building, height, dead load Challenges of vertical design
- Lecture 06 : Vertical and Horizontal zoning: Considering use and occupation
- Lecture 07 : Vertical and Horizontal zoning: Considering movement plan
- Lecture 08 : Vertical and Horizontal zoning: core and service floor details
- Lecture 09 : Vertical zoning and vertical movement using lifts
- Lecture 10 : Vertical movement using lifts
- Lecture 11 : Lift design for a single zone highrise building
- Lecture 12 : Lift Design consideration for more than one vertical zones
- Lecture 13 : Evacuation from highrise building during emergency
- Lecture 14 : Evacuation from highrise building during emergency
- Lecture 15 : Other vertical services and use of service floor
- Lecture 16 : Introduction to Tall Building Structural System
- Lecture 17 : Interior System of Tall Building-I
- Lecture 18 : Interior System of Tall Building-II
- Lecture 19 : Exterior System of Tall Building-I
- Lecture 20 : Exterior System of Tall Building-II
- Lecture 21 : Exterior System of Tall Building-III
- Lecture 22 : Exterior System of Tall Building-IV
- Lecture 23 : Hybrid Structural System of Tall Building-I
- Lecture 24 : Hybrid System of Tall Building - II
- Lecture 25 : Structural Aesthetics of Tall Building
- Lecture 26 : Introduction to Curtain wall
- Lecture 27 : Details of Curtain wall
- Lecture 28 : Different solutions for lateral loads
- Lecture 29 : Panel size and thermal performance, passive systems, active systems double/ triple glazing units
- Lecture 30 : Different envelop designs over time, through some examples
- Lecture 31 : Introduction to Building Services in Tall Buildings
- Lecture 32 : Water Supply System in Tall Buildings, Part - I
- Lecture 33 : Water Supply System in Tall Buildings, Part-II
- Lecture 34 : Waste Water and Solid Waste Management in Tall Buildings
- Lecture 35 : Electrical Services-I
- Lecture 36: Electrical Services-II
- Lecture 37: Electrical Services-III
- Lecture 38: Air-conditioning Services-I
- Lecture 39: Air-conditioning Services-II
- Lecture 40: Miscellaneous Services
- Lecture 41 : Life Cycle Energy Analysis of Tall Building
- Lecture 42 : Energy Consumption Parameters in Tall Building
- Lecture 43 : Energy Generations of Tall Building: A Historical Perspective
- Lecture 44 : Energy Efficient Tall Buildings -I
- Lecture 45 : Energy Efficient Tall Buildings -II
- Lecture 46 : Basic theory, Fire resistance, water supply and active fire protection systems
- Lecture 47 : Refuge floor, Emergency access, Air access: Helipad
- Lecture 48 : Compartmentation, Pressurisation
- Lecture 49 : Pressurisation (Contd.), Sprinklers and Sprinkler System
- Lecture 50 : Egress Plan, Evacuation Time
- Lecture 51 : Tall Building Foundation System
- Lecture 52 : Wall and Floor Construction
- Lecture 53 : Government of India Initiative for High Rise Affordable Housing
- Lecture 54 : Construction Management - I
- Lecture 55 : Construction Management - II
- Lecture 56 : City Context, Street Context, Site Context and Base of Tall Building
- Lecture 57 : Base of Tall Building and City Level Activities
- Lecture 58 : Stem and Top of Tall Building in Context of Urban Design
- Lecture 59 : Sustainability Considerations