Jeff
SutterlinWelcome to my Final Report Home Page
This final report is a culmination of the year-long thesis work undertaken
on Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. The focus of this work is centered
around the relocation of the Outpatient Additon, originally set to break ground
on the north side of the existing building. I have decided to investigate
whether or not it would be feasible to build this addition vertically on top
of the existing structure instead of adjacent to it. My primary study examines
the structural effects of a vertical expansion and ultimately proposes a realistic
building design. Construction management and mechanical issues were also considered
to determine the efficiency of this vertical expansion.
Executive Summary
Building Summary
Structural System
Problem Statement
Structural Redesign
Breath Studies
Conclusion
Credits & Acknowledgements
References
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Final Report with Addendixes
Final Report (No Appendixes)
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