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Taipei 101

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QUICK FACTS

• Holds the record as the world’s tallest building. 

• Rises 501 meters (1,667 feet ) above the ground.

•101 Floors

• 4,025,702 Total Square Feet

• Total of 61 elevators in the building. Including two of the worldsfastest elevators with top speed of 1008 meters per second. Takesonly 29 seconds to go from 1st floor to the 91st floor.

• Building’s uses include: communications, conference center,library, observation decks, office space, resturants, retail shopping

malls, fitness center, and home to Taipei Financial Corporation.• Construction began in 1999 and ended this year 2004.

• Total cost of the project was $700 million dollars.

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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

ON

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KEY CONCEARNS THAT NEEDED TO BE ANSWERED IN REGARDS TO

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING WERE:

• Is the foundation able to withstand constant threatof earthquakes?

• Is it able to withstand typhoons and high windspeeds?

• How can the building’s sway be controlled? 

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PLATE TECTONTICS IN AND AROUND THEISLAND OF TAIWAN

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FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTION

STEEL PILES, REBAR, & CONCRETE

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FOUNDATION COMPLETION

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KTRT JV COMMITEE 

KTRT PROJECT OFFICE PROJECT MANAGER 3 DEPUTY PROJECT MANAGERS 

General Affair Engineering Construction MEP Quality Safety 

Department Department Department Department Department Committee

 Accounts QS Structure System Total QC Safety 

 ADNIN. Contract Decoration Equipment false Work

PlanningShop DWG

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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

ON

TAIPEI 101

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KEY CONCEARNS THAT NEEDED TO BE ANSWERED IN REGARDS TO STRUCTURAL

ENGINEERING WERE:

• Is it able to withstand the constant treat of earthquakes?

• Is it able to withstand the constant threat of typhoons and high winds?

• How can the building’s sway be controlled? • Terrorist attacks (9/11)?

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STEEL MEGA COLUMNS

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TUNED MASS DAMPER 

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TUNED MASS DAMPER 

 Assembly of the Tuned Mass

DamperCompleted Assembly of the Tuned

Mass Damper

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 TAIPEI FINANCIAL CENTER

 TOWER COMPLETION

TAIPEI 101

INTERIOR PHOTO

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TAIPEI FINANCIAL CENTER

TOWER COMPLETION

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Conclusion

The completion of Taipei 101 project relies on the win- win strategy for both owners (TF CC) and genera l

contractor (KT RT JV).

 All parties in this project had the same idea to developa new skyline for Taipei. Taipei 101 now is a landmark

for the city.

So far Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world, which is located on soft ground and in an earthquake

zone.