Bates Smart Unveils Plans for Tallest Engineered Timber Building in Australia
Australia-based Bates Smart has released the plans for 5 King, a high-performance commercial space and the tallest engineered timber building in Australia. At 52 meters tall, the building will additionally feature the largest gross floor area (GFA) for an engineered timber office building worldwide.
Courtesy of Bates Smart
Australia-based Bates Smart has released the plans for 5 King, a high-performance commercial space and the tallest engineered timber building in Australia. At 52 meters tall, the building will additionally feature the largest gross floor area (GFA) for an engineered timber office building worldwide.Based on the concepts of connecting with nature and preserving the environment, 5 King will utilize a combination of cross-laminated timber (CLT) and glue-laminated timber (Glulam) to achieve ?the structural strength of concrete and steel with a low carbon footprint.?
Courtesy of Bates Smart
We see timber buildings as the next generation of workplace for a creative class looking for rich environments that enhance wellbeing and productivity, said Bates Smart Director Philip Vivian. The timber construction recalls the vernacular ?Queenslanders? as well as relating to the historic RNA pavilions, to create a site specific and innovative tall building that connects with nature. The buildings ?verandah? will be an edge condition that maximizes connection with the enviro...
Courtesy of Bates Smart
Australia-based Bates Smart has released the plans for 5 King, a high-performance commercial space and the tallest engineered timber building in Australia. At 52 meters tall, the building will additionally feature the largest gross floor area (GFA) for an engineered timber office building worldwide.Based on the concepts of connecting with nature and preserving the environment, 5 King will utilize a combination of cross-laminated timber (CLT) and glue-laminated timber (Glulam) to achieve ?the structural strength of concrete and steel with a low carbon footprint.?
Courtesy of Bates Smart
We see timber buildings as the next generation of workplace for a creative class looking for rich environments that enhance wellbeing and productivity, said Bates Smart Director Philip Vivian. The timber construction recalls the vernacular ?Queenslanders? as well as relating to the historic RNA pavilions, to create a site specific and innovative tall building that connects with nature. The buildings ?verandah? will be an edge condition that maximizes connection with the enviro...
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