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Janu ary 16th, 2014
Certiliedby _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~~~_~
Nader Tehrani
Prolessor 01 Arc hite<:ture
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Takehiko Nagakura
Associ at e Professor of Design and Computation
Ch air of the Department Committee on Graduate Students
THESIS COMMITTEE
ADVISOR
READERS
NaderTehrani
Professor of Architectu rn
John Ochsendorf
Professor of Bu ilding TechrKllogy arKl CNil arKl ErnironmentaL Engirwerirl(j
Pa uL Kassa bid n
lectu rer of Civil and Ernironmental Engineering
ABSTRACT
Skyscraper is a tJy-prodl.'Ct of 19th century American industrialism,
s.pir~. and disaster. The Gmat Chicago Fill! of 1871 was a catastrophe
that necessitated dense arKl Jdp4d reconstruction, both of which 1M
high- rise provided. The acddental discowl)' of this new typolcJgy
fortner ch;mged the cootem poral)' urban habitat.
!Almand reqlJirnd densil)( wtlich produced prof it. Relentless pursu~ of
maximum mass arid prof it in 20th centlJry NewYoOl City transformed
the skyscraper into shameless pu blic display of cash CfJNS for the
eUtest ilw of the cap italist society. Ens!awd t". its firkl nd"l incentrves.
the promise ~ once held was neg<lted t". repetitrve barlaUly.
(Un ited Nations. n.d.). In 2012 alooe. U buildiflgS taller thafl 200
meters'Mlrn constructedworlwide (CTBUH . 2(13). In afl age when
eJ(ptosM! grcwth is flOt immif1lml but irnNitabie. the developing
sociebes contimre to -adopt the skyscraper as the symbotof its
modemity" IKooll\aas. 2(04). SkysCfd per is a cr~ical architectural
specimen that will flOt Ofl~ symbolize that 9 ruNth. but also
acrommodate arKJ susta ifl it.
The typology was born out of necessity. pushed to the Umits through
its fin;mcial ob}ectrves. arK! is noN polluted with ~afl ity of ce'o!brity
architecture. Too otJ;ectrve of this thesis is flOt to desigfl the .. p:l neet"
skyscraper. Rather. it challer.ges the ceflt ury-oW methods of
eflvisioning arK! desigflir.g skyscrapers ifl order to resurrect its urban
significarx:e.
By 2050. 70% of the worlds POPUlatiOfl will be wing ifl urban areas
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"It is the pervading law of all things organic and inorganic, of all things physical
and metaphysical, of all things human and all things superhuman, of all true
manifestations of the head, of the heart, of the soul, that life is recognizable in its
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Need for rapid recovery from the fire was the cause of demand for density.
To construct buildings taller and faster than ever before, new materials and
techniques were necessary. Mechanized elevator was invented and steel was
commercialized, and gave birth to the new, high-rise typology.
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Driven by financial incentives, various innovations enabled taller buildings that generated more revenue.
BESSEMER PROCESS
Methods of rapidly producing steel, known as
the 8essefTll!(' Process, eJOlbled stool framed
building to built much morn cheap,
HYDRAULIC !ELECTRIC ElEVATOR
Instead of using steam ~ke in Elish.:i Otis's
original elevator ifM!Otion, introduction of
the IlrauUc and electric elev.>tor makes
buildings the elev.>tors much easier to instaU,
call)l more weight and alxNe all, much morn
reliable, buildings taller than six stories much
moll! practical and h.:ib4table,
REINFORCED CONCRETE
While steet frarne achieves gJl!aterheights
with far less material rts lightness and
slenderness requirns laryl! masses in its
foundation that can distribute the load
ewnlyinto the grade beleN the building's
foundation. Commercialization of concrnte
and its gJUNing use in the construction sector.
alloNed the introduction of concrete buildings
and foundation designs that stmJl!jthened the
stool framed buildings,
1916 NYC ZONING ORDINANCE
Parl< RoN building was completed in 18'19,
and triggernd the city to mact to these tall
Unprecedented heights were achieved, and the modern skyscraper was constructed aU over the world.
CURTAIN WAll 8. J-NAC
lfM!ntioo of the curtain Willl facade system
all!1M!d iocrnased a mount of glass u5a(il!,
which in result a lloNed morn naturallighting
and generalviews out from the bu ilding, But
improwd lighting andviews came at the rost
of solar hea t gain through the windoNs, whkh
farred commen:ializatioo of MEP and AC
systems in building industry,
STRUCTURAL TUBE
Structural engi~r Fazlur Kahn introduced
the idea of exo-skeleton structurn, whkh puts
all of the buildings' main vertical and lat!!!<ll
structural system to the perimeter of the
BUTIRESSED CORE
Putting damp:!rs that arn not only big, but
take up valuable rna l estate at the top of the
skyscraper is cOlmter productM!, and a n
ineflk;oot W<lf of using the top prime levels
of the build ing, Idea of the buttressed rom t7y
William BakerofSOM strnngthens the corn
frum the bottom up and inside out, drasticalty
iJlCrna5es the strnngth of the corn a nd the
building, while keeping the p:!rimeters clear
frum big structural members,
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During the early 19005, architects and developers of New York built
skyscrapers to its maximum physical capacity. With the construction
technologies available at the time, they pursued whatever means
necessary to build to the maximum extents that the municipal
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Today, starchitects are desperately prolonging the life of a typology that has not been invested with new
thinking or ambition since its ince ption (Koolhaas, 2004).
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Skyscrapers of eme rging civilizations have become test sites for cele brity architects to display their brands
which are more interested in its private agenda than greater public good.
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Responsibly or not, talter and talter skyscrapers continue be constructed all over the world.
The rate of construction is also increasing exponentially each decade.
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FLOW OF CIRCULAliON
With ta ller bu ildings afld hig her flU moor of users. the way ifl which
tr-e build ing circulates is crucial.
Is tr-e traditional ellNator system still ~iable?
The typology must be re-imagined in its totality through the fundamental re-understanding and
re-investigation of the flow of elements that make the skys c ra ~rJ:!o ssible .
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The strategies researched and explored in the previous section win be tested through the design of a mile
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next decade, and mega-construction projects in that country wi(( be imminent.
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