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Unique Challenges to Simulating Tall Buildings

As super tall buildings continue to grow, so do ambitious building designs. Designers are already thinking about adaptive buildings that change shape to withstand extreme atmospheric forces.
By Naghman Khan
March 25, 2021
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by Naghman Khan
Dr. Naghman Khan is a simulation expert with a Ph.D. in simulation of buildings and cities from the University of Nottingham, U.K., and a Master's degree from Imperial College, U.K. SimScale provides engineering teams with a cloud-native platform focused on making high-fidelity simulation technically and economically accessible through streamlined workflows, modern sharing and collaboration features, and computational resources that scale up on-demand. With SimScale, engineering teams can optimize their designs with accuracy and ease, and focus on what matters the most: designing and innovating faster. Visit simscale.com for information.

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