Outrigger Structural System for High-Rise Buildings

Outriggers are interior lateral structural systems provided to improve the overturning stiffness and strength of high-rise buildings. It is a lateral load resisting system that is located within the building. The whole system consists of a core structure connected to the perimeter columns of the building by means of structural members called outriggers. The outriggers can be in the form of horizontal beams, truss, or walls.
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The basin principle of outrigger structural system is well explained. Thank you.

[@_Breakdown]

Thanks for this very informative video! You explained things very well.

[@aishwaryasubhash572]

could you please make a video of high rise building, mentioning its services, planning norms, sustainability, NBC standards.

[@benjian1371]

do outrigger walls that connect the core to the perimeter exists in every floors? like does its span continuous vertically or could it have gaps in between?

[@nurulasyiqinmaswari1516]

core structrure, is it the space where people will be?

[@theconstructor-civilengine3448]

Core structure is the critical part of a building. It includes lifts, ducts, staircase, open spaces which are critical elements of a high-rise building.

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Thanks for this video.

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nice presentation ................

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Thank you nice job 😊

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Can u send the powerpoint plz ?!

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Thank you.