Shaping buildings to reduce wind loads | Designing tall buildings for wind

[@gokulkumargk5590]

Hello sir ,im Structural Engineer from India , yesterday i saw one of your video ,after that im impressed continuously watching all your video, please keep it up ... You are really doing good

[@BrendanHasty]

Hi Go Kul, hope you enjoy watching all my videos. thanks you for your support.

[@shashanktyagi5018]

Sir, You are providing amazing content....Thanks a lot for your service

[@BrendanHasty]

Thanks for watching and your support. Hope to keep impressing in my future videos.

[@chamanullah]

Great video Brendan. We also rotated the Burj by about 120 deg out of the main regional wind essentially to reduce the along-wind response of the building. Otherwise the main regional wind would have caught the Y-core.

[@jimmypiff2799]

Awesome video 👍

[@lezdog7590]

Very smart engineers on these tall buildings

[@BrendanHasty]

thanks, they are some engineering Marvels

[@tekdhant3731]

I've been following you recently and I find your videos amazing..... keep the amazing work going... thanks for the video.... respect from MA, US

[@BrendanHasty]

Thanks Tek Dhant, Glad you found the videos amazing. comments on tips to make the videos better or anything you would want me to cover are always welcome. If you can share this to anyone you think would enjoy the videos that would be greatly appreciated. Hope to impress you with my future videos. thanks again.

[@tekdhant3731]

@@BrendanHasty It would be great if you compare the widely used structural analysis software programs ( viz. SAP2000, ETABS, STAAD.PRO, RISA 3D, GTSTRUDL, MIDAS CIVIL etc.) in one comprehensive video. I have watched your video 'best structural design software programs and short-listing in top-5', and I found it more as a generalized video. It would be nice to see a video on structural analysis software programs weighed in one video.

[@butchmcbride6974]

Are you familiar with the story of the city corp building I n my añd how they discovered it was under design for wind load and had the potential to fall over.can you comment

[@nikkijpr]

Hi brendan.. I want your help.. how to get in contact

[@BrendanHasty]

You can find my LinkedIn on my home page.