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Overview• Architect: Adrian D. Smith,
SOM Architects
• Location: Shanghai, China
• Year(s) of Construction: 1994-1998
• Site Area: 23,257 m2
• Project Area: 287,000 m2
• Number of Stories: 88
• Building Height: 421 m
• Market: Commercial+Office, Hospitality, Mixed Use
Overvie
wJin Mao tower, in the Pudong new area
of
Shanghai is one of the highest
skyscrapers.
Made of ornately formed stainless
steel, aluminum, and glass, the
materials and decoration fashion an
fantastic experience. The structure
design also enabled the engineers to
hollow out that portion of the central
core to create the tower’s
centerpiece – a 650-foot-high atrium,
tallest and highest in the world,
extending up from the 56th floor.
History Completed in April 1999, The Jin Mao Building is China's tallest, the world's third tallest, and the last Jumbo of the 20th Century. With an east-meets-west design signifying Shanghai's emergence as a modern global city, Jin Mao follows the multi-use paradigm, offering retail at its base, offices above, and the Grand Hyatt's World's Highest Hotel occupying the upper 38 floors.
Commissioned in 1993 to serve as the project's architects and engineers, the Chicago office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, led by partner Adrian Smith, confronted several challenges in China's first supertall structure. The absence of municipal codes governing high-rise construction necessitated the firm's close affiliation with many local agencies and international consultants. This collaborative process is evident in the final product, which combines western building standards with eastern aesthetics.
The Chinese lucky number eight figures prominently into the tower's composition. The mind-bending mathematics of Jin Mao's stepped-back form is best explained by the firm: _Each segment's height is reduced by one-eighth of the original base heiht and continues until the segment height is eight levels. At this point the Hotel begins and each segment reduces one-eighth of the 8-level segment until it reaches the 88th level._ Eights also appear in Jin Mao's advanced structural engineering system which fortifies the building against the typhoon winds and earthquakes typical of the region. The composite steel-and-concrete structure features eight mega columns of concrete and eight of steel situated around the tower's concrete core.
Reaching to the heavens, the
tower’s pinnacle extends to further
intensify the design while the glass
reflects the gray sunshine, adorning
the tower with a sacred atmosphere.
Sufficient Identification
Evidence
Description of main structural
systemThe Super-High-rise structure
boasts an entire vertical
deflection of only two
centimeters, with it’s roof
shifting less than half a meter.
Stability is ensured with up to
108 miles per hour wind and
can withstand a level seven
scale earthquake. This
resistance is possible in part
by the tough glass skin of the
outer walls.
Background
This building includes modern offices, a deluxe 5-star hotel - the Grand
Hyatt Shanghai, exhibition halls, banquet halls, an observation deck, and
entertainment facilities.
Background
The 51st and 52nd floors are
the mechanical and electrical
facilities center, which are
restricted for the tower's
working staff; the 53rd to 87th
floors are reserved for the
deluxe Grand Hyatt Hotel of
which, the 86th floor houses
a club exclusive for the hotel
guests and the 87th floor
lodges the hotel restaurant;
and, the 88th floor-the highest
floor, is reserved for the
tower's observation deck,
which can hold 1000 people
at one time.
Background
The tower has the best elevators available. Two direct elevators operate at the
speed of
9.1 meters (nearly 30 feet) per second that can send visitors from the ground
floor to the 88th floor for only 45 seconds. There are also five to six elevators
every 10 floors, which reduce waiting-time to 35 seconds even during rush hours.
Location
Jin Mao Tower is located in the Lujiazui area, 88 Shi Ji (Century) Boulevard, near the mouth of Metro East Yan'an Road in PudongNew District, Shanghai, the PRC.
Awards • 2014China Top 10 Modern Buildings AwardMinistry of Culture, China
• 2001World Architecture Award: Asia Category, FinalistWorldArchitecture
• 2001National Honor Award for Interior ArchitectureAIA
• 2001Interior Architecture Award: Honor AwardAIA - Chicago Chapter
• 2001Divine Detail Award: Special RecognitionAIA - Chicago Chapter
• 1999Structural Special AwardInstitution of Structural Engineers
• 1998Best Structure AwardStructural Engineers Association of Illinois
• 1995Excellence in EngineeringASHRAE - Illinois Chapter
The Architect• Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, founded in 1936, is one of the largest
and most influential architecture firms in the world.
• Head architect Adrian D and head
engineer Stanton Korista, lead the
design process from 1993 until
completion in 1998. Over 30 architects
and engineers worked on the project.
The Concept
With its postmodern form, it evokes
the architecture of the traditional
Chinese pagoda by creating a
rhythmic pattern growing in height.
The proportion of the building
revolves around the number 8. In
Buddhism 8 is a lucky number,
associated with prosperity,
economy, gold and trade.
Building Layout
The basement of the
tower is parking area,
which can hold 800
cars and 2000
bicycles.
The parking area is
equipped with 360-
degree surveillance
cameras as a
security feature of
the building.
Building Layout• Pool
The pool on the floor 57 acts as a passive switch
On the floor 57 is installed a pool. The seriousness of the charges is supported by the eight cores of large steel columns along the perimeter
• Monitoring
A 340 meters above street level, on the floor 88 is installed an observatory occupying 1520 square meters, is the observation deck largest and highest of China.
Building Layout• Offices
The offices occupy the floors from level 3 to 50 and have a total of 123,000 square meters.
The surfaces are clear, free of columns and are accessed by 26 lifts that have an average wait of 35 seconds during peak hours.
They have 100 parking spaces in plant and 800 in the underground floors.
Plants 51 and 52 are occupied by the center of mechanical and electrical installations of the JinMao Tower, which only has access to specialist staff.
Building Layout
This is a section diagram of the function of each
level. There is a lobby, five different office zones,
a double height mechanical level and hotel.
The major tenant of the building is the five-star 555-
room Shanghai Grand Hyatt hotel which occupies
floors 53 to 87. The barrel-vaulted atrium starts at the
56th floor and extends upwards to the 87th.
Function
Analysi
s
Level 1 – level 2
LOBBY
UNDER GROUND
Level 3 – level
52
OFFICE ZONE
Level 88 OBSERVATORY
DECK
Level 53 – level
87 HOTEL ZONE
Vertical Transportation
The elevator system is very
complex.There are more than
130 elevators in Jin Mao
Tower.
Office zones are serviced by 26
elevators in five zones.
A hotel express shuttle elevator
bay
An observation deck served by 2
elevators, 10 service elevators,
7 sets of escalators for podium
10 elevators for the
hotelelevator riser diagram
pla
n
Vertical Transportation
offic
e
hote
l
emergcy/
service
observation
deckelevator riser diagram
elevatio
n
Adhering to the theme of eight, which
signifies good luck in China, the
structure of the tower contains an
octagonal central reinforced concrete
core.
Eight concrete and steel
perimeter supercolumns, and
eight steel built- up columns.
Description of main structural system
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Identification of components
Crucial to Jin Mao’s form is the
success of its core. The structural
engineering of the center is a reinforced
concrete protective structure. The
upgrade is made up of high strength
concrete and steel. Under the
framework are a 4m thick reinforced
concrete raft foundation, encasing 429
root hollow steel reinforcements piled
into the sand clay layer 65 m deep.
Sand clay can provide some bearing
capacity, but the building’s bearing
relies mainly on the pile friction
resistance.
Core
The concrete core provides excellent
stiffness, while the structural steel
floor framing allows to use long,
column-free spans with minimal
weight. This, in turn, reduces the size
of the vertical members and the
foundation, creating a system that
resists winds and earthquakes with
the fewest possible structural
elements.
core plan
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Supercolumns
The supercolumns are comprised of
steel and
concrete.
The use of both steel and concrete created
a dilemma during construction however, as
some deformations occured due to its self
weight. While this process usually occurs
over a greater length of time this was
expediated in Jin Mao because concrete
and steel both deform elastically.supercolumn
plan
Supercolumns
Gravity loads are resisted by
the composite floor member’s
frames, called structural steel
columns. The central core and
composite supercolumns
provide additional support
counteracting the gravity loads.
Outrigger Truss
The final structure that enables
Jin Mao to function uniquely is
it’s outrigger truss system. This
provides resistance of lateral
loads through a central reinforced
concrete shear-wall core
interconnected with the
composite supercolumns.
Connection description
Jin Mao implanted a distinctive
system of pins within the joints,
forming a sort of hinge. These
pins allow rotation and more
flexibility during construction.
Loading Summary
Jin Mao Tower weight 30t. The type
of steel is H flange steel which has
strong resistance on lateral forces
and bending stress. The main
components resisting lateral forces
include reinforced concrete core. And
through the stick-out trusses, the core
connects with outsider super
columns.
Loading Summary
From the basement to 87th floor,
the thickness of the core wall range
from 850mm~450mm, while
strength from C60 to C40. The
overhang trusses provided efficient
lateral resistance. It makes the
building reach highest depth under
deflection. Eight faces’ wall
provide special strength for
twisting.
Loading Summary
The overhang trusses locate at 24~26th levels, 51~53th levels and
85~87th levels. And at the 85~87th levels there is a three-dimensional
frame, which has a shape of pagoda.
Bending Moment
Diagram
Loading Summary
It will sufficiently transfer the lateral forces from core and super
columns. Meantime, this structure also solves the problems of partial
horizontal systems, allowing the loads transferred to atrium.
Axial Forces
Diagram
Loading Summary
For self-weight, there are eight super columns and composite beams
and truss beams. It also has composite contour plates with 76mm to
83mm normal weight panel.
Shear Forces
Diagram
Lateral Load analysis
Deformation – side sway
analysis
(a)Wind force
load
(b)calculate
diagram
(c)displaceme
nt
(d)deformatio
n
(e)overturning
moment
Design
requirement• Wind loads:
• Seismic
loads:
200km/h
7 on the Richter
scale.
Lateral load transfer analysis
Wind load works on the surface of the building, then
transferred to super columns. With the trusses
connection between super columns and core, the load
finally reaches to the core and gets to the foundation.
While horizontal forces working on the structure, the
whole system generates inner inertial forces resisting
the overturning and torsion induced. The outside
symmetry super columns constitute of the force
couple to resist the bending moment.
Lateral load components
Consist of
braced frames in the core,
outriggers from core to perimeter,
super-columns and moment resisting frames in the
perimeter
Super
columns
cor
e
outriggers
truss
Outrigger truss
core
supercolmn
Lateral Load resisting system
How to resist load?
Core and super columns connect
through main beams on each floor
and Outrigger Truss steel beams to
form a space integrate structure
resist to lateral loads.
Core play the most important role on
resisting moment, 8 super- columns
are good for balancing overturning
moment by outrigger truss connecting
with core.
Structural Elements
Outrigger truss
carry on lateral loads
improve whole ability to resist torsion
transfer the floor gravity to supercolumns to balance the force caused byoverturning moment.
Foundation
Shanghai is located in alluvial
plain, whose forty meters
underground is full of silt. So it
must have enoughbearing
foundation
skyscrapers there.
situation needs Jin
to
buil
d
Then,
thi
s
Mao
Tower’
s
foundation must traverse the
silt layer and reaches the hard
sand bed. In a general way, the
depth of skyscrapers’
foundation is equivalent to
one over fifteen of the building
height.
Foundation
Around the center part of the
skyscraper, structural engineers
design a reinforced concrete
protective structure; and
upgrade is high strength
concrete and steel structure
composite structure. Under the
skyscraper’s framework, there is
a 4 meters thick reinforced
concrete raft foundation and 429
roots Ø900m hollow steel piles.
The foundation under the
podium uses small steel pipe
piles, which reach the
seventh soil layer.
Foundation
The foundation pit
perimeter of this project is
568 meters, the depth is
15~19 meters, the area is
nearly 2X104 m2, and the
total earth cutting quantity
is 32X104 m3. The
foundation slab of the
main building is 4 meters
thick, and the total
amount is 13500m3, the
strength of concrete is
C50.
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