Awards Program - Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

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Atlantic Wharf. BG Group Place. Eighth Avenue Place. F&F Tower. Hotel Georgia. Jameson House. JW
Marriott Indianapolis. Omni Dallas Hotel. Revel Hotel. Roosevelt Tower. Three Harbour Green. Tower 111
Absolute World Towers. West Pender Place. KK100. 109 Clarendon. Bank Apartments. Bucheon Kumho
Richencia. D-Cube City. Doosan Haeundae Zenith. Eastern Harbor International Tower. Forfar. Grand
Hyatt Chengdu. Helios Residences. Hilton Surfers Paradise. Hotel Muse. Housing Tower One. Ivy Thonglor
Kalpataru Aura. KPWKM Tower. Leatop Plaza. Menara Carigali. Menara Felda. 1 Bligh Street. Minyoun Plaza
Novotel Bangkok Fenix Ploenchit. One One One Eagle Street. One Raffles Place Tower 2. Qingdao Agora
Reflections at Keppel Bay. Residence 8. Solaris. Soleil. Sovereign Plaza. Tempo Scan Tower. Terminal 21. The
Pakubuwono View. Tianjin Global Financial Center. Vogue. Zen. Zhejiang Fortune Finance Center. Complesso
Garibaldi - Tower B. Europarco Tower. Merville - Casa nel Parco. MG Tower. Nida Tower. Palazzo Lombardia
Siloetten. Tower 185. Victoria Tower. White Rose. 23 Marina. African Union Headquarters. Al Bahar Towers
Al Faisal Tower. Al Hamra Firdous Tower. Atidim 8 Tower. Doha Tower. Electra Tower. Elite Residence. Nation
Towers. Navigation Tower. Palm Towers. Princess Tower. Silverene. Villaggio II. Al Bahar Towers. Ark Hills
Sengokuyama Mori Tower. Kajima Corp. Building.Atlantic Wharf. BG Group Place. Eighth Avenue Place. F&F
AWARDS 2012
11th Annual Awards
Ceremony & Dinner
Program
October 18, 2012 | Illinois Institute of Technology | Chicago
Atlantic Wharf. BG Group Place. Eighth Avenue Place. F&F Tower. Hotel Georgia. Jameson House. JW Marriot
ndianapolis. Omni Dallas Hotel. Absolute World Towers. Revel Hotel. Roosevelt Tower. Three Harbour Green
111. West Pender Place. KK100. 109 Clarendon. Bank Apartments. Bucheon Kumho Richencia. D-Cube City.
Haeundae Zenith. Eastern Harbor International Tower. Forfar. Grand Hyatt Chengdu. Palazzo Lombardia. Hilt
Paradise. Hotel Muse. Housing Tower One. Ivy Thonglor. Kalpataru Aura. KPWKM Tower. Leatop Plaza. Menar
Menara Felda. 1 Bligh Street. Minyoun Plaza. Novotel Bangkok Fenix Ploenchit. One One One Eagle Street. O
Organized
Place Tower 2. Qingdao Agora. Reflections at Keppel Bay. Residence
8. Solaris.by:
Soleil. Sovereign Plaza. Tempo
Terminal 21. The Pakubuwono View. Tianjin Global Financial Center. Vogue. Zen. Zhejiang Fortune Finance C
Complesso Garibaldi - Tower B. Al Bahar Towers. Europarco Tower. Merville - Casa nel Parco. MG Tower. Nida T
Siloetten. Tower 185. Victoria Tower. White Rose. 23 Marina. African Union Headquarters. Al Bahar Towers. Al
Al Hamra Firdous Tower. Atidim 8 Tower. Electra Tower. Elite Residence. Nation Towers. Navigation Tower. Pal
Princess Tower. Doha Tower. Silverene. Villaggio II. Al Bahar Towers. Ark Hills Sengokuyama Mori Tower. Kajim
Building.Atlantic Wharf. BG Group Place. Eighth Avenue Place. F&F Tower. Hotel Georgia. Jameson House. JW
2012 Awards Chair Message
architecture within urban centers. This year’s
submissions celebrate the distinct art form of
designing tall buildings, especially in terms
of their connection to place and culture. Due
to the fact that urban density is poised to
boom globally with a shifting population, the
success of these tall buildings is paramount to
our changing world.
Welcome to the Council’s 11th Annual Awards
Ceremony & Dinner and congratulations to all
of this year’s award winners and finalists! In a
busy and frenetic world we so rarely have the
time or opportunity to take pause, admire, and
critique the accomplishments of others, and I
am grateful to have been a part of this process
by serving as the CTBUH Awards Chair.
As a jury, we were committed to focusing our
energy on the unique challenges and creative
solutions that come with building skyscrapers,
while also acknowledging the separate set
of challenges that come with moderately
tall buildings. The jury had a clear discussion
of the unique challenges in designing tall
buildings and the importance of beautiful
This year’s submissions represented a
remarkably varied body of exemplary
architecture rising around the world.
These towers reflect the progress we are
making globally in designing buildings that
perpetuate context-based design. My hope is
that this trend of designing culturally specific
and place-based buildings continues, while
promoting and improving both the world’s
urban centers and the health and well-being
of its people.
I wish you the pleasantest of evenings as we
celebrate these award-winning projects!
Rick Cook
CTBUH Awards Committee Chair 2012
Cook+Fox Architects
New York, USA
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Executive Table Sponsors:
oosevelt Tower. Three Harbour Green. Tower 111. Absolute Towers. West Pender Place. KK100. 109 Clarendon
wer. Nida Tower. Palazzo Lombardia. Atidim 8 Tower. Doha Tower. Electra Tower. Princess Tower. Silverene. V
2012 CTBUH Award Recipients
Best Tall Building Americas
Best Tall Building Asia & Australasia
Best Tall Building Europe
Best Tall Building Middle East & Africa
Absolute Towers
1 Bligh Street
Palazzo Lombardia
Doha Tower
Mississauga, Canada
Sydney, Australia
Milan, Italy
Doha, Qatar
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From the four regional
tall building awards above,
one project will be awarded
the overall honor of “Best
Tall Building Worldwide”
to be announced at the
awards dinner tonight.
Tall Building Innovation Award
Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement
Fazlur R. Khan Lifetime Achievement
Al Bahar Towers
Helmut Jahn
Charles Thornton
& Richard Tomasetti
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Best Tall Building Worldwide
Accompanying Publication:
Best Tall Buildings 2012
CTBUH International Award Winning Projects
The book provides an overview of the winning, finalist and nominee
projects (and careers of the Lifetime Achievement winners). Winning,
finalist and nominee projects are fully profiled with stunning images,
as well as detailed drawings and plans, which accompany an in-depth
account of the buildings’ architectural design, structural design, and
any innovations in fields such as program or sustainability.
Each Award Dinner attendee will receive a complimentary
copy of this publication. Claim tickets are located at each seat
and can be traded in at the end of the evening for a copy.
ISBN: 978-0-415-64002-2, Page Count: 224
Published by CTBUH and IIT in conjunction with Routledge.
n. Menara Felda. 1 Bligh Street. Minyoun Plaza. Soleil. Sovereign Plaza. Zhejiang Fortune Finance Center. MG
Villaggio II. Al Bahar Towers. Ark Hills Sengokuyama Mori Tower. Kajima Corp. Building.Atlantic Wharf. BG
Program
October 18, 2012
6:00pm
Cocktail Reception
7:00pm
Dinner Seating
7:10pm
Welcome Address
7:15pm
Dinner Service Begins
7:30pm
Presentation of Lifetime Achievement Awards
7:50pm
Presentation of CTBUH Fellows
7:55pm
Dinner Service Continues
8:40pm
Presentation of Best Tall Building Awards
9:50pm
Closing Remarks
10:00pm
Bar Reopens for Final Cocktails
Menu:
Cocktail Reception
Open bar, including a selection of liquors, wines, beer and soft drinks
Hors d’œuvres
Grilled Bruschetta with Boursin, Cherry Tomato Chutney and Micro Basil
Yellow Curry Vegetable Dumplings
Baby Baked Potatoes with Sour Cream and Chives
Carrot and Zucchini Fritters with Béarnaise Aioli
Smoked Salmon Sushi Balls with Wasabi Soy Aioli
French Onion and Gruyere Bouchess
First Course
Caponata on Grilled Baguette with Chèvre Cheese
Set on Mixed Late Harvest Greens with a Garlic-Herb Vinaigrette
Assorted Fresh Baked Breads and Rolls, Flatbreads, Savory Scones,
Rosemary Focaccia Sweet Butter
Entrée
Filet of Sirloin Au Poivre with Sauce Espagnole
Over Roasted Sweet Potato Rounds
With Parsnips and French Beans
*Vegetarian Alternative Meals will be available upon request
Dessert
Banana Cake with Chocolate Malt Pudding
Chocolate Sauce, Blood Orange Reduction and Caramel Corn
Coffee and Tea Service
Dinner venue: S. R. Crown Hall, Chicago
Table Plan
VIP Table Sponsors
Table 01
Table 02
Table 03 & 04
Table 05
Table 06
Table 07 & 11
Table 08
Table 09 & 13
Table 10
Table 12
Table 14
Table 16
Table 17
Table 21
Executive Table Sponsors
Table 15
Table 18
Table 19
Table 20
Table 22
Table 23
Table 24
Table 25
2012 Awards Committee
Richard Cook, 2012 Awards Committee Chair | Cook+Fox Architects | New York, USA
Rick’s work is devoted to creating beautiful, high-performance buildings. For over
25 years he has built a reputation for innovative, award-winning design. His design
for the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park was awarded the CTBUH Best Tall
Building Americas award in 2010.
Vishaan Chakrabarti, SHoP Architects | New York, USA
As a partner at SHoP Architects and director of CURE at Columbia University, Vishaan
designs, teaches, and writes about large-scale urbanism. He has directly contributed
to the High Line, Hudson Yards, and the reconstruction of Lower Manhattan.
Robert Pratt, Tishman Speyer Properties | Shanghai, China
Mr. Pratt has been based in Shanghai since 2010, leading Tishman Speyer’s Design
and Construction activities in China. Since joining the firm in 1998, he has led the
design and construction of projects in New York, Houston, San Francisco, Silicon
Valley, and Santa Monica.
David Scott, Laing O’Rourke | London, UK
David Scott heads the structural engineering team at Laing O’Rourke, and is past
Chairman of the CTBUH (2006–2009). David has a passion for unusual structures and
has extensive tall building experience that started with Foster’s landmark Hong Kong
Bank HQ Building.
Werner Sobek, Werner Sobek Group | Stuttgart, Germany
Werner heads his namesake engineering consultancy as well as the Institute for
Lightweight Structures and Conceptual Design (ILEK) at the University of Stuttgart,
and serves as Mies van der Rohe Professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
Chris Wilkinson, Wilkinson Eyre | London, UK
Chris Wilkinson is a principal and founder of Wilkinson Eyre Architects. In addition
to his directorial role, he leads, designs, and manages projects with co-director Jim
Eyre, such as the Guangzhou IFC which was the 2011 CTBUH Best Tall Building Asia &
Australasia winner.
Antony Wood, Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat & Illinois Institute of Technology | Chicago, USA
Antony is Executive Director of the CTBUH, responsible for the day-to-day running
of the Council. His field of specialism is the design, and in particular the sustainable
design, of tall buildings. He is also a studio Associate Professor in the IIT College of
Architecture.
About the Awards
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat initiated its Awards Program in
2001, with the creation of the Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award. This
inaugural award was bestowed to Lynn S. Beedle himself, who founded the CTBUH
in 1969. Successive winners of this award have been individuals who have made
extraordinary contributions to the advancement of tall buildings and the urban
environment, following in the values and mission of Lynn S. Beedle.
Two years later, the Fazlur R. Khan Lifetime Achievement Medal was introduced.
This Lifetime Achievement Award was created to recognize an individual for
his/her demonstrated excellence in technical design and/or research that has made
a significant contribution to a discipline(s) for the design of tall buildings and the
built urban environment.
The Council began recognizing the team achievement in tall building projects by
issuing Best Tall Building Awards in 2007, to give recognition to projects that have
made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of tall buildings and the
urban environment, and that achieve sustainability at the highest and broadest
level. It issues four regional awards each year (Americas, Asia & Australasia, Europe,
and Middle East & Africa). In addition, from the four “regional” awards, one project
is awarded the honor of overall Best Tall Building “Worldwide” which is announced
on the night of the awards ceremony. This year the Council has introduced a new
award, the CTBUH Innovation Award, which recognizes a specific area of recent
innovation in a tall building project.
Lifetime Achievement Lynn S. Beedle Award
Helmut Jahn
Partner, Murphy/Jahn
Through the history of his decades-long
stood as the tallest building in Europe from
career, Jahn has become well-known for his
its completion in 1991 until 1997, while the
trademark term, “Archineering,” emphasizing
Liberty Towers were the tallest buildings in
the critical relationship of the architect and
Philadelphia from 1990–2008. While height
engineer and the importance of collaboration is not the main goal of a project, Jahn has
of the design team as a whole. Aside from
responded to tall building projects with the
pioneering his own avant-garde standards for same continuum of expertise and underarchitecture, he has
standing as any of
set a new bar within
his others, maintainthe field of cohesion
ing core principles.
“Helmut Jahn is known for
between architechis ability to apply the latest
ture, engineering,
Helmut Jahn, who
in engineering and materials
and the integration
has been a quiet
of all the elements
leader in the field
to his building designs with
comprised between
of architecture for
architectural flair and panache. more than 30 years,
them to create truly
His projects grace many locales has made elegant,
unique solutions
to architectural
finely detailed, and
around the world..”
problems.
Peter Irwin, CTBUH Trustee, RWDI sustainable buildings his trademark.
Projects in the 1980s
Based in Chicago,
and 1990s were
Jahn’s firm carries on
indicative of the development of Jahn’s design the local tradition of meshing construction
philosophy, moving toward buildings which
and art to create well-crafted and beautiful
increase occupant comfort and take advandesigns. Jahn is seen as a keen innovator of
tage of modern technologies. Buildings like
contemporary architecture.
the Messe Turm in Frankfurt and the Liberty
Towers in Philadelphia were exemplary of his
aims to set new architectural standards while
responding to context and the technological
Images Above from Left:
developments of the time. The Messe Turm
Mr. Helmut Jahn; Liberty Towers, Philadelphia, USA
(1990); Highlight Towers, Munich (2004); Veer Towers,
Las Vegas, USA (2010)
Lifetime Achievement Fazlur R. Khan Medal
Charles H. Thornton & Richard L. Tomasetti
Partners, Thornton Tomasetti
For the first time in the history of the CTBUH
through their ACE Mentor Program and the
Awards, the Fazlur R. Kahn Medal is being
Thornton Tomasetti Foundation, ensuring
awarded jointly to two recipients—Charlie
the ingenuity of future engineers. Charlie and
Thornton and Richard Tomasetti—indicatRichard have established a firm that not only
ing the importance of collaboration in the
fosters leaders in engineering, but can truly inindustry and a true sign of the times when
novate in designing
teamwork and
tall buildings.
collaboration are es“Together, Charlie Thornton
sential to solving the
Charlie and Richard’s
challenges before us.
and Richard Tomasetti have
legacy extends to
established a formidable tall
encompass all the
When they came tobuilding
engineering
practice
supertall buildings
gether to form their
firm, it was based
which has played a major role Thornton Tomasetti
has and continues
on their complein the development of tall
to design: Taipei
mentary strengths
buildings for the last 30 years..” 101, Moscow’s
as engineers and as
William Baker, CTBUH Trustee, Federation Tower,
individuals. Thornton
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Shanghai Tower, and
Tomasetti continuKingdom Tower in
ally set new benchSaudi Arabia, which
marks in structural engineering and design,
will rise more than 1,000 meters to become
whether it was in breaking height records
the world’s next tallest building. Each of these
or pushing the limits of new and innovative
buildings represents an extraordinary achievemethods. It is quite admirable that these two
ment in structural design, and each owes part
individuals have now successfully left the
of its success to the innovative, collaborative
firm in the hands of the second generation
example set by Charlie Thornton and Richard
of owners of the TT Group, and individually
Tomasetti.
continue to contribute to society in so many
great ways: as educators, authors, and through
participation in professional organizations.
Images Above from Left:
They engage the next generation of engineers
Mr. Charles Thornton and Richard Tomasetti; BNY
Mellon Center, Pittsburgh, USA (1983); Petronas
Towers, Kuala Lumpur (1999); Shanghai Tower,
Shanghai, China (2014).
Best Tall Building Americas
Absolute World Towers
Mississauga, Canada
Completion Date: August 2012
Height: Tower 1: 176 m (576 ft);
Tower 2: 158 m (518 ft)
Stories: Tower 1: 56; Tower 2: 50
Area: 85,000 sq m (914,930 sq ft)
Primary Use: Residential
Owner/Developer: Fernbrook and Cityzen
Design Architect: MAD Architects
Associate Architect: Burka Architects
Structural Engineer: Sigmund Soudack
MEP Engineer: Stantec
Main Contractor: Fernbrook
Other Consultants: Coffey Geotechnics; Mike
Niven Interior Design; Nak Landscape Design
Absolute Towers is a striking example of a
private/public approach to development in a
city that was perhaps unaware of the extent
an architectural design could impart conversation, energy, and vitality into the community. The towers definitively stand out on the
skyline of Mississauga, bringing distinction to
the little-known, but fast-growing, suburb of
Toronto.
These towers have a sense of motion that
brings a smile to the face. The torsional form
of the towers evokes a natural, human feel
At around 734,000
to the buildings,
residents, Missisand it is perhaps
sauga is in demand
“The Absolute Towers stretch not surprising that
of residential propthe buildings have
the limits of paired sculptural picked up the local
erty. To win the first
form to create a marker on the nickname, Marilyn
international design
competition held
skyline for a regional center.” Monroe, with the
in the Toronto area
curvaceous, sexy
Richard Cook, Awards Chair, form an obvious
in over 40 years, the
Cook+Fox Architects
architect put forth
association. Their
a radical design for
effortless connection
a curving and biologically inspired design.
to the surrounding natural landscape creates
When the tower project was proposed to
a sense of unity while also putting forth an
the public, initially with only one tower, the
icon. To see such a dramatic form achieved
scheme was so popular that the units sold
with a simple, rational structural solution is
out just days after the release of the building
refreshing.
plans. After this response, the owner decided
Project Images Above from Left:
to buy an adjacent plot and build a second
Overall view from north; Detail view from northwest;
tower to meet the demand.
Detail view of entrance; Façade detail.
Best Tall Building Asia & Australasia
1 Bligh Street
Sydney, Australia
Completion Date: July 2011
Height: 135 m (442 ft)
Stories: 28
Area: 45,700 sq m (491,910 sq ft)
Primary Use: Office
Owner: DEXUS Property Group, DEXUS Wholesale
Property Fund, Cbus Property
Design Architect: ingenhoven architects;
Architectus
Structural Engineer: Enstruct Group
MEP Engineer: Arup
Project Manager: APP Corporation
Main Contractor: Grocon Construction
Other Consultants: Cundall; DS-Plan AG; Masson
Wilson Twiney; Norman Disney and Young; Steve
Paul & Partners; Sue Barnsley Design; Tropp Lighting
Design
1 Bligh Street stands out for its many sustainability features, including a double-skin curtain wall and a naturally ventilated atrium.
The building opens up significantly at
the ground level, providing abundant
public space and an open, airy feeling.
The porosity of the ground floor helps to
activate a business district that was once
lackluster, replacing it with actively used
public programs. At the heart of the building
lies a dramatic atrium. Capitalizing on
Sydney’s mild climate, this full-height atrium,
surrounding corridors, and meeting spaces
off it are fully naturally ventilated. The atrium
enhances visual
communication for
the building users
“The dramatic, naturallyand maximizes
ventilated central atrium
access to daylight
connects the office workers
and fresh air.
with nature at the inner depths Striking views of the
harbor are amply
of the plan, giving a sense
provided at the
of openness for the entire
15th floor winter
garden and roof
building.”
levels, encouraging
Werner Sobek, Juror, Werner Sobek Group
outdoor activity.
The client and design team of 1 Bligh
Street desired to set
new standards for
site consciousness
and sustainability.
The new tower has
become well known
as a welcoming and
pleasant place to
work that integrates well with its
environment while
responding directly to concerns of resource
and material use.
Aerial view showing roof garden; View of full-height
naturally ventilated atrium; View of 15th floor winter
garden; View from Farrer Place.
Best Tall Building Europe
Palazzo Lombardia
Milan, Italy
Completion Date: March 2011
Stories: 40
Area: 195,000 sq m (2,098,960 sq ft)
Primary Use: Government
Owner: Regione Lombardia
Developer: Infrastrutture Lombarde
Design Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Associate Architect: Paolo Caputo Partnership;
Sistema Duemila Architettura e Ingegneria s.r.l.
Structural Engineer: Thonton Tomasetti Inc.
MEP Engineer: Arup
Project Manager: Infrastrutture Lombarde
Main Contractor: Consorzio Torre
Other Consultants: Corda Gianpiero; Energy
Project; Lupi Italo; Serra Francesco; Sinesis s.p.a.;
The Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory, The
University of Western Ontario
while creating unique landscaped public
spaces that are open and inviting to all.
The Palazzo Lombardia is a confident and controlled execution of an exuberant plan, and it
does so while quietly integrating sustainable
strategies that are proven in their approach;
specifically the advancements made with the
climate wall, allowing views and a connection
to the environment while improving energy
performance and glare control.
The use of the flowing forms to create a grand,
enclosed urban space is compelling for Milan,
the city of the great Galleria. There is a quality
to the form-making which feels biomimetic
and allows for a unique transition to the tower
from the urban street
wall. Standing as one
of the few tall build“The masterful shaping
ings completed in
of a variety of spaces with
Milan since the mid
an intelligent façade in an
20th century, the
intensely urban setting is what Palazzo is pushing
most distinguishes the Plazzo the design trends of
the area in the direcLombardia.”
tion of sustainability,
Robert Pratt, Juror, social activation, and
Tishman Speyer Properties contextual
responsiveness.
Recalling the mountains, valleys and
rivers of Lombardy,
Palazzo Lombardia’s
distinctive form
is composed of
sinuous interweaving strands of linear
office space, seven to
nine stories in height.
This assemblage of
gently curved glasswalled workplaces,
readily adaptable to
changing functional requirements, allows the
building to integrate with its urban context
Overall aerial view; View of main public plaza;
Meeting room with façade integrated photovoltaics
and climate wall louvers; Façade detail.
Best Tall Building Middle East & Africa
Doha Tower
Doha, Qatar
Completion Date: March 2012
Stories: 46
Area: 110,000 sq m (1,184,030 sq ft)
Primary Use: Office
Other Use: Residence, Restaurant
Owner: H.E. Sheikh Saoud Bin Mohamed Bin Ali
Al-Thani
Developer: HBS
Design Architect: Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Structural Engineer: Terrell International
MEP Engineer: Terrell International
Main Contractor: China State Construction
Engineering Corporation (CSCEC)
Other Consultants: ABB; AEB; AIK; Avel; BSC S.A.;
CEG; Dar Al Handassa; Europtima; Gleeds; GT; Hardy;
HBS; Mole; MTC; Pluriconsult; Socotec Int.
a spire, and clad entirely in an intricately patterned stainless steel screen.
Doha Tower stands out for its deft and subtle
sensitivity to culture, context, and climate. The
design hints at post-modernism, but avoids
this pitfall through the interpretive re-use of
indigenous elements such as the mashrabiya,
which varies in its density across the façade in
response to solar orientation. The strength of
the proposal is in its unapologetic connection
to culture and place, and stands as a successful precedent of cultural iconography.
In addition, the celebration of the dome and
lightning rod at the top of the building has
Doha Tower adds a prominent yet subtle adcreated one of the most spectacular pentdition to the Doha cityscape. The cylindrical
house spaces in the history of high-rise conform of the tower
struction. The tower
was decided upon
is a continuation of
“Riding the line between
for its efficiency in
the architect’s lifefloor-to-window
Western and Arabic building
long interest in both
area and relative
technologies and expressions, cultural interpretadistances between
tion and technology,
the resulting experience for
offices and elevators.
and is laudatory for
The tower makes a
users is both modern and
the pursuit of local
distinct and direct
meaning in the face
place-based.”
connection to the loof globalization.
Vishaan Chakrabarti, Juror, SHoP Architects
cal culture and practice through the use
of the façade screen
Overall view from the west; Office floor interior; Façade
while responding to the climate appropriately.
shading screen detail; Interior view of dome space.
The tower is topped by a full-span dome and
Tall Building Innovation Award
Al Bahar Towers – External Automated Shading System
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Completion Date: September 2012
Stories: 29
Area: 100,080 sq m (1,077,252 sq ft)
Primary Use: Office
Owner/Developer: Abu Dhabi Investment Council
Design Architect: Aedas Architects, Ltd.
Associate Architect: Diar Consult
Structural Engineer: Arup
MEP Engineer: Arup
Project Manager: Mace International
Main Contractor: Al-Futtaim Carillion
Other Consultants: Davis Langdon; NSCC; Townshend
Landscape Architects; William Hare; Yuanda
via the building management system, creating an intelligent façade.
In looking to innovate high-rise design, nature
and culture are the most resilient sources of
inspiration. The Al Bahar Towers relies on both
of these in the execution of the advanced
screening system which was designed to integrate the building with its cultural context and
respond directly to the climatic requirements
of the region. The “mashrabiya” form of the
screens directly anchors the buildings in the
Islamic tradition of the Middle East, while the
dynamic movement of each of the individual
units recalls the response of native plants.
Al Bahar Towers took inspiration from a traditional Islamic motif to design an innovative
The use of highly developed modern
and visually interesting external automated
shading system for the building. The dynamic technological methods facilitated this approach, through the use of parametric and
façade has been conceived as a contempoalgorithmic modeling.
rary interpretation of
Pushing the envelope
the traditional Islamic
“Many believe that the façade in terms of computing
“mashrabiya”; a popucapabilities, the design
lar form of wooden
is the real battleground in
concept was refined
lattice screen found in
the fight for better building without sacrificing the
vernacular Islamic arideals of the project.
chitecture and used as
sustainability. Al Bahar
In the end, a new
a device for achieving
privacy while reducing could thus be considered the paradigm has been
glare and solar gain.
advance guard in that fight.” created in the
innovative design of
The “mashrabiya”
Antony Wood, Juror, CTBUH tall buildings.
at Al Bahar Towers
comprises a series of
transparent umbrella-like components that
Overall view from the north, Façade viewed from the
open and close in response to the sun’s path.
south with shading devices fully closed, Façade
Each of the two towers comprises over 1,000
close-up view showing shading panels, Initial design
individual shading devices that are controlled
sketch
2012 CTBUH Fellows
Nicholas E. Billotti
Turner International, USA
Nick is the President and Chief Executive Officer of
Turner International LLC, the overseas division of the
Turner Construction Company. He is responsible for providing strategic direction for the international business
unit, which currently includes 65 construction projects,
and manages assignments in 25 countries throughout
Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the
Middle East. Nick has been involved in CTBUH conferences and congresses for many years, including being a
keynote speaker at the 2001 Melbourne conference and
a session chair at the 2008 Dubai Congress.
Georges Binder
Buildings & Data s.a., Belgium
Georges Binder started working in the real-estate arm
of the financial AG Group, now Fortis. He eventually
founded Buildings & Data s.a., of which he is Managing
Director. Buildings & Data s.a. is specialized in marketing and research studies in architecture and real estate.
Georges has been actively involved in the CTBUH for
20 years, serving as the CTBUH Country Representative
for Belgium since 2009, on the Advisory Board, as the
Height Committee Chair from 1994–1998, and the editor of the 101 Tallest Buildings book in 2006.
James A. Robinson
Hongkong Land, China
James Robinson was appointed Executive Director of
Hongkong Land Limited in June 2002, and is responsible
for the project management functions of the company’s
Asia Pacific investments. Mr. Robinson joined the company in 1988 and has been responsible for a number of
major high-rise building development projects in East
and Southeast Asia. Hongkong Land has been a patron/
sponsor member of the CTBUH since 1991, and James
has actively attended CTBUH conferences and events
since the Fourth World Congress in 1991.
Best Tall Buildings 2012 Finalists
Americas
BG Group Place
Houston, USA
Pickard Chilton
Asia & Australasia
Jameson House
Vancouver, Canada
Foster + Partners
KK100
Shenzhen, China
TFP Farrells, Ltd.
Europe
Solaris
Singapore
TR Hamzah & Yeang SDN. BHD
Complesso Garibaldi Tower 2
Milan, Italy
Massimo Roj; Progetto CMR
Al Hamra Firdous Tower
Kuwait City, Kuwait
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Villagio II
Accra, Ghana
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Reflections at Keppel Bay
Singapore
Studio Daniel Liebskind
Middle East & Africa
Victoria Tower
Stockholm, Sweden
Wingårdh Arkitektkontor AB
Al Bahar Towers
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Aedas Architects, Ltd.
Best Tall Buildings 2012 Nominees
Americas
Atlantic Wharf
Boston, USA
CBT Architects
Eighth Avenue Place
East Tower
Calgary, Canada
Pickard Chilton
F&F Tower
Panama City, Panama
Pinzon Lozano & Asociados
Arquitectos
Hotel Georgia
Vancouver, Canada
IBI/HB Architects
JW Marriott Indianapolis
Indianapolis, USA
HOK Chicago
Omni Dallas Hotel
Dallas, USA
5G Studio Collaborative
Revel Hotel
Atlantic City, USA
Arquitectonica
Roosevelt Tower
Chicago, USA
VOA Associates Inc.
Three Harbour Green
Vancouver, Canada
IBI/HB Architects
Tower 111
New York, USA
GHW Architects
Asia & Australasia
West Pender Place
Vancouver, Canada
IBI/HB Architects
109 Clarendon
Melbourne, Australia
Urban Design Architects
Bank Apartments
Bucheon Kumho
Richencia
Bucheon, South Korea
HAEAHN Architecture, Inc.
D-Cube City
Seoul, South Korea
Samoo Architects & Engineers;
The Jerde Partnership
Doosan Haeundae
Zenith
Busan, South Korea
smdp studio
Eastern Harbor
International
Shanghai, China
Heller Manus Architects
Forfar
Hong Kong, China
Arquitectonica
Grand Hyatt Chengdu
Chengdu, China
Goettsch Partners
Helios Residences
Singapore
Guida Moseley Brown
Architects
Best Tall Buildings 2012 Nominees (cont.)
Hilton Surfers Paradise
Gold Coast, Australia
The Buchan Group
Hotel Muse
Bangkok, Thailand
Palmer & Turner Ltd.
Housing Tower One
Hyderabad, India
Kiran Venkatesh
Ivy Thonglor
Bangkok, Thailand
Kalpataru Aura
Mumbai, India
Ong & Ong, Singapore
KPWKM Tower
Putrajaya, Malaysia
Hijjas Kasturi
Associates Sdn.
Leatop Plaza
Guangzhou, China
Murphy/Jahn
Menara Carigali
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
Menara Felda
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
RSP Architects Sdn. Bhd.
Minyoun Plaza
Chengdu, China
Ming Lai Architects Inc.
Novotel Bangkok Fenix
Ploenchit
Bangkok, Thailand
One One One Eagle
Street
Brisbane, Australia
Cox Rayner Architects
One Raffles Place Tower 2
Singapore
Tange Associates
Qingdao Agora
Qingdao, China
TsAO McKOWN
Architects, PC
Residence 8 @ Senopati
Jakarta, Indonesia
PT Airmas Asri
Soleil
Brisbane, Australia
DBI Design
Sovereign Plaza
Jakarta, Indonesia
PT Airmas Asri
Tempo Scan Tower
Jakarta, Indonesia
Arquitectonica
Terminal 21
Bangkok, Thailand
Tianjin Global Financial
Center
Tianjin, China
Skidmore, Owings &
Merrill LLP
Europe
The Pakubuwono View
Jakarta, Indonesia
PT Airmas Asri
Vogue
The Buchan Group
Zen
Zhejiang Fortune Finance
Center
Hangzhou, China
John Portman & Associates
Europarco Tower
Rome, Italy
Studio Transit
Merville – Casa nel Parco
Venice, Italy
Gonçalo Byrne
MG Tower
Ghent, Belgium
Jaspers-Eyers Architects
Nida Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Ergun Mimarlik
Siloetten
Løgten, Denmark
C. F. Møller Architects
Tower 185
Frankfurt, Germany
Prof. Christoph Mäckler
Architekten
Middle East & Africa
White Rose
Nijmegen, Netherlands
Boris Zeisser
23 Marina
Dubai, UAE
Architect Hafeez Contractor
Atidim 8 Tower
Tel Aviv, Israel
Zarhy Architects Ltd.
African Union
Headquarters
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Tongji Architectural Design
(Group) Co., Ltd.
Al Faisal Tower
Doha, Qatar
Diwan Al Emara
Electra Tower
Tel Aviv, Israel
MYS Architects
Elite Residence
Dubai, UAE
Engineer Adnan Saffarini
Nation Towers
Abu Dhabi, UAE
WZMH Architects
Navigation Tower
Doha, Qatar
MZ Architects
Palm Towers
Doha, Qatar
MZ Architects
Best Tall Buildings 2012 Nominees (cont.)
Princess Tower
Dubai, UAE
Engineer Adnan Saffarini
Silverene
Dubai, UAE
RMJM
Review of Past Winners
Best Tall Building Award Recipients:
2011: Overal + Europe
KfW Westarkade,
Frankfort, Germany
2011: Americas
Eight Spruce Street
New York City, USA
2011: Asia & Australasia
Guangzhou International
Finance Center
Guangzhou, China
2011: Middle East and Africa
The Index
Dubai, UAE
2010: Global Icon
+ Middle East & Africa
Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE
2010: Overall + Europe
Broadcasting Place
Leeds, UK
2010: Americas
Bank of America Tower
New York City, USA
2010: Asia & Australasia
Pinnacle @ Duxton
Singapore
2009: Overall + Asia & Aust.
Linked Hybrid
Beijing, China
2009: Americas
Manitoba Hydro Place
Winnipeg, Canada
2009: Europe
The Broadgate Tower
London, UK
2009: Middle East & Africa
Tornado Tower
Doha, Qatar
2008: Overall + Asia & Aust.
2008: Americas
The New York Times Building
New York City, USA
2008: Europe
51 Lime Street
London, UK
2008: Middle East & Africa
Bahrain World Trade Center
Manama, Bahrain
2007: Overall
Beetham Hilton Tower
Manchester, UK
2007: Sustainable
Hearst Tower
New York City, USA
Shanghai World Financial Center
Shanghai, China
Review of Past Winners (cont.)
Lynn S. Beedle Award Recipients:
2011: Adrian Smith
2010: William Pedersen
2009: John C. Portman, Jr.
2008: Cesar Pelli
2005: Dr. Alan Davenport
2004: Gerald Hines
2003: Charles DeBenedittis
2002: Dr. Lynn Beedle
2009: Dr. Prabodh Banavalkar
2008: William F. Baker
2007: Lord Norman Foster
2006: Dr. Ken Yeang
2007: Dr. Farzad Naeim
2006: Srinivasa “Hal” Iyengar
Fazlur R. Khan Medal Recipients:
2011: Dr. Akira Wada
2010: Ysrael A. Seinuk
2005: Dr. Werner Sobek
2004: Leslie E. Robertson
CTBUH Fellows:
2011
Ron Klemencic
Brett Taylor
John Zils
2010
Thomas J. McCool
Moira Moser
Shankar Nair
2008
2009
Sabah Al Rayes
Mir M. Ali
James Forbes
Irwin Cantor
Ryszard Kowalczyk
2007
Chandra K. Jha
Leslie E. Robertson
2006
Dr. Henry Jack Cowan
Charles DeBenedittis
Dr. Gilberto do Valle
A. Eugene Kohn
Awards Dinner Attendee List (as of October 4
th
Attendee
Company
Beardsley, Sara
Burcher, John
Fanning, Kathy
Forest, Robert
Forest, Susan
Gill, Gordon
Gill, Wendy
Jack, Brian
Jack, Christina
Kindel, Peter
Oh, Sae Hwang
Orlove, Jonathan
Smith, Adrian
Smith, Nancy
Smith, Katherine
Smith, Jason
Smith, Edwina
Ventsch, Les
Weismantle, Peter
Williams, Sandy
Adib, Hamid Baker, Clyde Blackman, Rob Hertlein, Bernie Johnson, Mic Kiefer, Tony
Matus, Jamie Smith, Douglas Thalheimer, Gary Almand, Kathleen Lee, Cheol O’Connor, Dan O’Malley, Steve Pawlish, Rich Rochholz, Mark Caroti, Robert
Mondelli, Vincent Chu, Raymond Kenny, Meredith Luckino, Sam Xu, Alex Carroll, Chris Gibbons, Craig Kennedy, Tom
Kwok, Michael Monaghan, Declan Scott, David
Tazelaar, Robert Tsang, Paul Burton, Melissa
Case, Peter C.
Benedict, Kelly James, Paul
Morley, John Riemer, Jeff Al Jarwan, Khalid Ferguson, John
Hasker, Tom Muldoon, Ashley Pontefract, Geoff Pope, Tim
Pryor, Hamish Scott, Bob Shahani, Ashok Herman, Matthew
Ascher, Kate
Hatfield, Erleen
Clawson, Kim
Reich, Jerry
Rovi, John
Dong, Quanli
Fang, Weibing
Wan, An De Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
AECOM
Aon Fire Protection
Aon Fire Protection
Aon Fire Protection
Aon Fire Protection
Aon Fire Protection
Aon Fire Protection
ArcelorMittal
ArcelorMittal
Arquitectonica International Corp.
Arup
Arup
Arup
Arup
Arup
Arup
Arup
Arup
BMT Fluid Mechanics
Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory
Bovis Lend Lease
Bovis Lend Lease
Bovis Lend Lease
Bovis Lend Lease
Brookfield Multiplex
Buro Happold
Buro Happold
Buro Happold
CCHRB
CCHRB
CDC Curtain Wall Design & Consulting
China Construction Design International
China Construction Design International
CITIC
2012)
Attendee
Zhan, Ming Xin Gray, Lee
Cook, Rick
Mass, Douglas
Spiewak, Bud Denoon, Roy
Bahrami, Payam
Bayard, Patrick
Brodmarkle, Melissa
Devereux, Carissa
Gerometta, Marshall
Henry, Steven
Herzer, Jeff
Hollister, Nathaniel
Klerks, Jan
Lau, Robert
Muliani, Tansri
Thurmond, Patti
Twardowski, Jacqueline
Wood, Antony
Watts, Steve Meara, Pat
Porter, Charles
Salkin, David Leone, Michael Rechichi, Joe
Rechichi, Suzanne Subramanian, Shwetha
Fortune, Jim
Shepler, Scott
Vankatraman, Raj
Blunt, Toby
Bowers, John Virlley, Shailesh Webb, Craig Ray, Leah
Tak, Hyun Uhlir, Grant
Zeljic, Sasha Giarratana, Tony
Kromer, Ted
Dolinar, Joe Goettsch, James Larson, Matthew
Loughran, Patrick Schuessler, Joachim Simmons, Andrew Soberg, Travis
Balik, Joseph
Nelson, Nicole
Staed, Bob
McDonnell, Terry
Rodriguez, Jose Willoughby, Tom Zofkie, Robert Gage, Chris Holleber, Oliver
Schmidt, Patrick
Fenske, Eric Halvorson, Robert A.
Lakota, Gregory J. Swanson, James C. Warner, Carrie L. Zhao, Yantong Drucker, Kenneth
Bauer, Erin Cramb, Alan
Denison, Dirk Elnimeiri, Mahjoub Harkin, Rich
Kancauski, Faith
Krawczyk, Robert J. Land, Peter Company
CITIC
College of Arts & Architecture UNCC
Cook+Fox
Cosentini
Cosentini
CPP, Inc.
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
CTBUH
Davis Langdon, an AECOM Company
Development Management Associates
Development Management Associates
Dirk Denison Architects
Forest City Ratner Companies
Fortune Consultants Ltd.
Foster + Partners
Gehry Partners, LLP
Gehry Partners, LLP
Gehry Partners, LLP
Gensler
Gensler
Gensler
Gensler
Giarratana Development
Giarratana Development
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Goettsch Partners
Grace Construction Products
Greyling Insurance Brokerage
Halcrow Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
Halcrow Inc.
Halfen GmbH
Halfen USA
Halfen USA
Halvorson and Partners
HOK
Illinois Institute of Technology
Attendee
Company
Mansy, Khaled Robertson, Donna
Simmons, Annie
Montel, ML
Norsa, Aldo
Alexander, Dave
Davis, Brad
Lake, Bruce
Szabo, Brett
Bos, James
Colasanti, Christopher
Arbore, Anthony Hinterthan, Axel
de Jong, Johannes
Andersen, Russell
Andersen, Janis Faiguenbaum, Boris Garcia, John
Guzzo, Joseph
Guzzo, Paula Hempfling, Robert
Walls, Clint Zelazny, Joseph
Zelazny, Gila Poeppel, Alan
McMasters, Lance
Rupe, Eric
Andrews, Brigid Barnes, Lyle Chielon, Valeria Boscolo Schiavon, Luciano
Klemencic, Ron
Magnusson, Jon
Corbo, Mike Elfvin, Jared
Faure, John Groesbeck, Carl McKendry, Brice Zommers, Erik Youssef, Nabih
Slivka, Vincent
Johnson, Timothy
Michod, Rick
Michod, Susan
Behnke, Curt Cameron, Jane Clark, Raymond S. Giebelhausen, James Knezevic, Aki Knutson, Carl Neper, Robert Palmer, Michael Tamborino, Greg Toman, Bruce Budd, Mike Croff, Davide De Gobbi, Alberto Fanzaga, Massimiliano
Ferraro, Antimo Fregonese, Andrea Greco, Nicola Perin, Marzio Van de Linde, Bert Jo, Ji-Seong Jha, Chandra
Antell, James
Baldassarra, Carl
Harper , Jeffrey
Nicolls, John
Lauterbach, Mark
Galsworthy, Jon
Chong , Chae Kwang
Hutton, Louisa
IUAV
IUAV
James McHugh Construction Co.
James W Bos, LLC
Jaros Baum & Bolles
Jaros Baum & Bolles
KfW Bankengruppe
KONE Industrial Ltd.
Kreisler Borg Florman General Const. Co.
Langan Engineering & Environmental
Lerch Bates
Lerch Bates
Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton
LVL Architettura
LVL Architettura
Magnusson Klemencic Associates
Magnusson Klemencic Associates, Inc.
Mitsubishi Elevator
Mitsubishi Elevator
Mitsubishi Elevator
Mitsubishi Elevator
Mitsubishi Elevator
Mitsubishi Elevator
Nabih Youssef Assoc.
Navigant
NBBJ / CTBUH Chairman
NMDA, Inc.
NMDA, Inc.
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Perkins + Will
Permasteelisa S.P.A.
POSCO E&C
PSM International Corp
Rolf Jensen & Associates
RTKL
RWDI
SAMSUNG C&T CORPORATION
Sauerbruch Hutton
Attendee
Sauerbruch, Matthias Biernacki, Don Cave, Brian
Groth, Nick Huntington, Kevin Moudakis, Sula Peterlin, James Timcoe, Scott Volk, Ray Vedral , Maria
Kinnaman, Steve
Baker, William
Besjak, Charles Efstathiou, George Korista, Stan Post, Nadine Tryggestad, Lucas Zils, John Zils, Karla Zils, Steve Zils, Cheryl Frisch, Mark
Wolf, Martin
Bolin, Robert
Kim, Hie Jae O’Sullivan, Joe Yakren, Mark Choi, Hi Sun Ehsan, Faz
Liang, Jian Hai Oliveira, Rafael
Peck, Edward
Peronto, John Sinn, Robert Wada, Akira
Wada, Matsuko
Olsen, Erik
Golesorkhi, Ramin
Braley, John
McCool, Tom
Wiegand, Thomas Trabucco, Dario
Butler, Jay
Sobek, Werner
Bettison, Dominic Wilkinson, Chris Murray, Peter
Marcus, Silvian Lay, Simon
Chan, Harrison
Ramsey, Norman Ramsey, Mrs.
Company
Sauerbruch Hutton
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Schindler
Silveredge
SKA Elevator Consulting Group
Solomon Cordwell Buenz
Syska Hennessy
Syska Hennessy
Syska Hennessy
Syska Hennessy
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Thornton Tomasetti
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Transsolar Inc.
Treadwell & Rollo
Turner International LLC
Turner International LLC
Union Properties PJSC
Università IUAV di Venezia
Walsh Construction
Werner Sobek Stuttgart
Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Wordsearch Communication
WSP Cantor Seinuk
WSP UK Ltd.
WZMH Architects
CTBUH Organizational Members (as of October 4
th
SUPPORTING CONTRIBUTORS
AECOM
Al Hamra Real Estate Company
NV.Besix SA
BT - Applied Technology
Buro Happold, Ltd.
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.
Doosan Engineering & Construction
Emaar Properties, PJSC
Hyundai Amco Co., Ltd.
Hyundai Development Company
Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PC
KONE Industrial, Ltd.
Korea University
Lotte Engineering & Construction Co.
NBBJ
Samsung C&T Corp.
Shanghai Tower Construction & Development Co., Ltd.
Shree Ram Urban Infrastructure, Ltd.
Taipei Financial Center Corp. (TAIPEI 101)
Turner Construction Company
PATRONS
Arabtec Construction LLC
Blume Foundation
BMT Fluid Mechanics, Ltd.
The Durst Organization
East China Architectural Design & Research Institute
Co., Ltd.
FC Beekman Associates, LLC
Hongkong Land, Ltd.
KLCC Property Holdings Berhad
Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences
(KFAS)
Meinhardt Group International
Studio Daniel Libeskind
Thornton Tomasetti, Inc.
Tishman Speyer Properties
Weidlinger Associates, Inc.
Zuhair Fayez Partnership
2012)
C.S. Structural Engineering, Inc.
Canary Wharf Group, PLC
Canderel Management, Inc.
CCL
Continental Automated Buildings Association
Deerns Consulting Engineers
DHV BV
DongYang Structural Engineers Co., Ltd.
Dow Corning Corporation
Far East Aluminum Works (US) Corporation
Goettsch Partners
HAEAHN Architecture, Inc.
Inmobiliaria Titanium S.A.
International Paint Ltd.
JCE Structural Engineering Group, Inc.
KHP Konig und Heunisch Planungsgesellschaft
M Moser Associates Ltd.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Mori Building Co., Ltd.
MulvannyG2 Architecture
Nabih Youssef & Associates
National Fire Protection Association
Nishkian Menninger Consulting and Structural Engineers
Norman Disney & Young
Otis Elevator Company
Paris La Défense (Etablissement Public d’Aménagement
de La Défense Seine Arche)
Perkins + Will
Permasteelisa North America
Rosenwasser/Grossman Consulting Engineers, PC
SAMOO Architects & Engineers
Sanni, Ojo & Partners
Schindler Elevator Corp.
SilverEdge Systems Software, Inc.
The Steel Institute of New York
T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd.
Tekla Corp.
ThyssenKrupp Elevator Qatar
TSNIIEP for Residential and Public Buildings
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
wh-p GmbH Beratende Ingenieure
WSP Group
PARTICIPANTS
DONORS
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, LLP
American Institute of Steel Construction
AON Fire Protection Engineering Corp.
Arup
Aurecon
CCDI (China Construction Design International)
Enclos Corp.
Fender Katsalidis
Gale International / New Songdo International City
Development , LLC
Gensler
Halcrow Yolles
Halfen USA
Heerim Architects & Planners Co., Ltd.
HOK, Inc.
Hyundai Steel Company
Jacobs
Larsen & Toubro, Ltd.
Leslie E. Robertson Associates, RLLP
Magnusson Klemencic Associates, Inc.
Mooyoung Architects & Engineers
Paragon International Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Pickard Chilton
Remaking of Mumbai Federation
The Rise Group LLC
RMJM
Rolf Jensen & Associates, Inc.
Rowan Williams Davies & Irwin, Inc.
Severud Associates Consulting Engineers, PC
Shanghai Construction (Group) General Co. Ltd.
Shanghai Institute of Architectural Design & Research
Co., Ltd.
SIAPLAN Architects and Planners
Studio Gang Architects
SWA Group
Syska Hennessy Group, Inc.
Viracon
Walter P. Moore and Associates, Inc.
Werner Voss + Partner
Woods Bagot
CONTRIBUTORS
Aedas, Ltd.
ALHOSN University
Alvine Engineering
American Iron and Steel Institute
Barker Mohandas, LLC
BFLS
Bonacci Group
Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory
Bovis Lend Lease
The British Land Company PLC
Broadway Malyan
ACSI (Ayling Consulting Services Inc)
Aidea Philippines, Inc.
AKF Group, LLC
Al Ghurair Construction - Aluminum LLC
Al Jazera Consultants
ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism
ArcelorMittal
Architects 61 Pte., Ltd.
Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tsinghua
University
Architectural Institute of Korea
ASA Architectural Designs CC
Atkins
B+H Architects
BAUM Architects, Engineers & Consultants, Inc.
BDSP Partnership
Beazley Group Plc
Beca Group
BG&E Pty., Ltd.
Billings Design Associates, Ltd.
BluEnt
Boston Properties, Inc.
Bouygues Construction
Breuer Consulting Group
Callison, LLC
Capital Group
Case Foundation Co.
CB Engineers
CCHRB (Chicago Committee on High-Rise Buildings)
CDC Curtain Wall Design & Consulting, Inc.
China Academy of Building Research
Chinachem Group
CICO Consulting Architects and Engineers
Clean Urban Energy, Inc.
Code Consultants, Inc.
Cook+Fox Architects
Cosentini Associates
COWI A/S
Cox Architecture Pty. Ltd.
CPP, Inc.
CS Associates, Inc.
CTL Group
Cundall
Dar Al-Handasah (Shair & Partners)
Delft University of Technology
Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & Engineers (HK), Ltd.
DeStefano Partners
dhk Architects Pty., Ltd.
Downing
DSP Design Associates Pvt., Ltd.
Dunbar & Boardman
Edgett Williams Consulting Group, Inc.
EEI Corporation
ELU Konsult AB
Ennead Architects LLP
Environmental Systems Design, Inc.
Epstein
Eser Contracting & Industry Co.
Export Development Canada (EDC)
Faithful + Gould
Fortune Consultants, Ltd.
FXFOWLE Architects, LLP
GHD Pty. Ltd.
M/s. Glass Wall Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd
Gold Coast City Council
Gorproject (Urban Planning Institute of Residential and
Public Buildings)
Grupo Elipse
Guangzhou Scientific Computing Consultants Co., Ltd.
GVK Elevator Consulting Services, Inc.
Haynes-Whaley Associates, Inc.
Heller Manus Architects
Hilson Moran Partnership, Ltd.
Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects
Hong Kong Housing Authority
BSE, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Housing and Development Board
Infrastrutture Lombarde S.p.A.
Institute BelNIIS, RUE
Intelligent Engineering
INTEMAC, SA
Irwinconsult Pty., Ltd.
Iv-Consult b.v.
Jaros Baum & Bolles
JBA Consulting Engineers, Inc.
John Portman & Associates, Inc.
JV “Alexandrov-Passage” LLC
Kalpataru Limited
KEO International Consultants, Inc.
Kinetica Dynamics Inc.
The Korean Structural Engineers Association
KPMB Architects
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc.
Leigh & Orange, Ltd.
Lerch Bates, Inc.
Lerch Bates, Ltd. Europe
LOADTEST
Lobby Agency
Louie International Structural Engineers
Magellan Development Group, LLC
Margolin Bros. Engineering & Consulting, Ltd.
McNamara / Salvia, Inc.
Mesa Development, LLC
Murphy / Jahn Architects LLC
Nanjing International Group Co. Ltd.
Nikken Sekkei, Ltd.
O’Connor Sutton Cronin
Odell Associates, Inc.
Option One International, WLL
P&T Group
Palafox Associates
PDW Architects
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
Perkins Eastman Architects, PC
Powe Architects
PPG Industries, Inc.
Project and Design Research Institute “Novosibirsky
Promstroyproject”
Rafael Vinoly Architects, PC
Rene Lagos Engineers
Riggio / Boron, Ltd.
RMIT University
Rodium Properties
Ronald Lu & Partners
RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd.
S.K.S. Associates
Sematic Italia, SpA
Shimizu Corporation
Siemens Industry
Sinosteel Ever Glory Co., Ltd.
SmithGroup
SOMA Architects
St. Francis Square Development Corp.
Stanley D. Lindsey & Associates, Ltd.
Stauch Vorster Architects
Stephan Reinke Architects, Ltd.
Steven Holl Architects
Studio Altieri S.p.A.
Taisei Corporation
Takenaka Corporation
Taylor Thomson Whitting Pty., Ltd.
TFP Farrells, Ltd.
Thermafiber, Inc.
Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd.
Transsolar
The Trump Organization
United Elevator Consultants, Inc.
University of Nottingham
UralNIIProject RAACS
USG Corporation
Vanguard Realty Pvt., Ltd.
VDA (Van Deusen & Associates)
Vipac Engineers & Scientists, Ltd.
VOA Associates, Inc.
Walsh Construction Company
Werner Sobek Stuttgart GmbH & Co., KG
Windtech Consultants Pty., Ltd.
WOHA Architects Pte., Ltd.
Wong & Ouyang (HK), Ltd.
Wordsearch
World Academy of Science for Complex Safety
WSP Cantor Seinuk
WSP Flack + Kurtz, Inc.
WTM Engineers International GmbH
WZMH Architects
Y. A. Yashar Architects
Supporting Contributors are those who contribute $10,000; Patrons: $6,000; Donors: $3,000; Contributors: $1,500; Participants: $750

Awards Program - Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat

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