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"From Idea to Smart City Horizon": Discussion of a graduation project by a civil engineering student – a metal administrative tower built to international engineering standards

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"From Idea to Smart City Horizon": Civil Engineering Student's Graduation Project Discussed – A Steel Administrative Tower Designed to International Engineering Standards

 

University Media

 

In an academic display reflecting excellence and engineering innovation, the Civil Engineering Department at the College of Engineering and Information Technology, Emirates International University, witnessed the discussion of the unique graduation project, "Skyline Administrative Tower." This project, a multi-story steel administrative tower design, embodies the aspirations of modern engineering and showcases the students' ability to provide advanced construction solutions to international standards.

 

The project, prepared by student Nasr Abdo Mohammed Kelli, was supervised and discussed by Dr. Suleiman Al-Safi and Dr. Ibrahim Al-Amri. It focused on the analysis and design of an administrative building using a steel structure system, given its lightweight nature, rapid construction speed, and ability to provide spacious and flexible interiors suitable for modern administrative buildings.

 

 The project utilized an advanced structural system consisting of a special concentrically braced steel frames. This integrated steel framing system achieves high efficiency in resisting both vertical and lateral loads within a single, integrated structure, ensuring structural stability and cost-effectiveness.

 

Furthermore, X-bracing technology was employed to resist lateral loads and seismic activity, contributing to reduced lateral deflection and excessive vibrations, and enhancing the building's rigidity and engineering efficiency. This practical application reflects a deep understanding of modern structural design concepts and safety requirements.

 

The project adhered to a set of internationally recognized codes and standards, most notably: the American Standards Code for Loads and Seismic Activity (ASCE 7-16), the American Standards Code for Steel Structures (AISC 360-16 & AISC 341-16), and the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Code 318-19.

 

 This project underscores the advanced level achieved by students of the College of Engineering and Information Technology at Emirates International University, demonstrating their ability to utilize academic knowledge and modern engineering technologies to produce high-quality projects that meet the needs of the job market and keep pace with global urban development.

 

These are not just graduation projects... they are engineering visions being built today to shape the cities of tomorrow.

 

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