Beijing
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The Samsung China Headquarters, a mixed-use building located in the city's growing central business district, is notable for its white glass exterior that reflects the skyline.
Featured Buildings Involving Jensen Hughes
Jeddah
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Jeddah Tower reaches new heights as the first building to surpass the 1,000 meter mark while standing as an icon for the country of Saudi Arabia.
Featured Buildings Involving Jensen Hughes
Suzhou
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The Suzhou Center incorporates passive ventilation techniques in the the design to create a unique interior "lung" that appears as a large opening.
Featured Buildings Involving Jensen Hughes
The triangulated, serrated façade treatment is interesting, adding depth and texture to the imposing form while allowing natural ventilation throughout.
Greenland's Suzhou Center, Suzhou
The Suzhou Center incorporates passive ventilation techniques in the the design to create a unique interior "lung" that appears as a large opening.
As the third tower in the trio of supertall buildings at the heart of Shanghai’s new Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone, Shanghai Tower embodies a new prototype for tall buildings.
Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai
The Shanghai World Financial Center has become an icon of Shanghai and China, with its clear and elegant form and revolutionary structural design.
Trump International Hotel & Tower, Chicago
Urbanistically and architecturally, Trump Tower represents a high standard of contextual design—fitting very well into the city.
Jeddah Tower reaches new heights as the first building to surpass the 1,000 meter mark while standing as an icon for the country of Saudi Arabia.
The building’s siting and its evocative curving shape are performance driven, and represent an example of a 21st century tower that responds responsibly to local climactic conditions.
Undoubtedly one of the wonders of the modern world, Burj Khalifa is graceful and elegant as it reaches upward with seeming ease.
Taking inspiration from traditional Korean art forms in the design of the various interior spaces, the sleek tapered form will stand out from the city's rocky mountainous topography.
Petronas Towers display a distinctive postmodern style, making it a 21st-century icon for Kuala Lumpur, and the symbol of Malaysia’s success.
Standing at over 300 meters, Cayan Tower stood as the world's tallest high rise building with a twist of 90 degrees when it was completed in 2013.
UN Secretariat Building, New York City
The UN Secretariat symbolizes Modern architecture but required a renovation to bring technology and space into the current era.
Capital Market Authority Tower, Riyadh
The CMA Tower is the tallest of the five structures that make up the plaza of the King Abdullah Financial District.
Samsung China Headquarters, Beijing
The Samsung China Headquarters, a mixed-use building located in the city's growing central business district, is notable for its white glass exterior that reflects the skyline.
FKI Tower features an innovative exterior wall, designed specifically for the project. The unique skin reduces internal heating and cooling loads and collects energy.
SOCAR Tower has a free formed shape to follow the basic design concept but uses segmented elements based on the local infrastructure and constructability.
Jiangxi Nanchang Greenland Central Plaza, Nanchang
The Jiangxi Nanchang Greenland Central Plaza includes two identical towers clad in a sleek glass curtain wall whose shapes morph from base to top.
The Tower at PNC Plaza, Pittsburgh
The Tower at PNC Plaza incorporates both highly technical green systems and channels for meaningful social interactions through a vertical column of two-story atriums.
This 52-story building was constructed adjacent to and over active rail lines to enhance the character of this prominent river frontage while concealing the existing rail lines below.
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, Chicago
A rehabilitation center, this building was designed with accessibility in mind, featuring windows in every patient room, and built in lifting tracks to assist those practicing walking.
Founded in 1980, JENSEN HUGHES, Inc. is a global company headquartered in Baltimore, MD. As one of the largest fire protection and life safety engineering and consulting firms with offices worldwide, JENSEN HUGHES is able to provide the support and responsiveness that their clients need. Their technical experts stay on the cutting edge of evolving fire and life safety codes and regulations and are able to provide timely and accurate consulting and design services. They remain committed to providing their clients with cost-effective, high quality services that are crucial to the protection of life, property, and the environment.
CTBUH Façade Fire Performance Workshop at University of Sydney
29 Oct 2017, Event Report – One day before the CTBUH 2017 Australia Conference, delegates convened at the…
CTBUH Certifies Lotte Tower as Fifth Tallest Building Worldwide
4 Apr 2017, CTBUH-Related News – CTBUH has recognized the completion of Lotte World Tower, now the…
CTBUH 2016 Conference Silver+ Sponsor
16-21 Oct 2016, Conference Sponsor – Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism takes place…
CTBUH City Representative, 2012 – 2014
Macau, China
CTBUH Awards Fire & Risk Engineering Jury, 2020
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Expert Chinese Translation Committee, 2014 – Present
Beijing, China
CTBUH City Representative, 2012 – 2014
Macau, China
CTBUH Awards Fire & Risk Engineering Jury, 2020
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Expert Chinese Translation Committee, 2014 – Present
Beijing, China
CTBUH Working Group: Fire & Safety, 2009 – 2014
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2017
Baltimore, United States
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2017
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2016
Shanghai, China
CTBUH Annual Conference, Presenter, 2018
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Philip Rong
CTBUH Annual Conference, Session Chair, 2012
CTBUH Annual Conference, Steering Committee, 2006
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Annual Conference, Steering Committee, 2019
Chicago, United States
CTBUH Journal, Editorial Board, 2008 – 2014
Laurel, United States
The CTBUH Awards recognize projects and individuals that have made extraordinary contributions to the advancement of tall buildings and the urban environment, and that achieve sustainability at the highest and broadest level.
A Combustible-Cladding Fire-Risk Analysis Case Study
22 Oct 2018 – Jeffrey Harper, Jensen Hughes
New Developments in the UAE and Saudi Building Codes
20 Oct 2018 – Shamim Rashid-Sumar, Jensen Hughes
Why Our Facades Are Contributing to Noteworthy Fires
17 Oct 2016 – Jeffrey Harper, Jensen Hughes
Why Our Façades Are Contributing to Noteworthy Fires
17 Oct 2016 –
Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism
Jeffrey Harper, Jensen Hughes
Application of “Big Data” for Intelligent Fire Safety Emergency Operations and Management
17 Oct 2016 –
Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism
Fang Li & Martin Reiss, Jensen Hughes International
Risk-Based Approach of Achieving Code Compliance in Tall Buildings: Case Study
26 Oct 2015 –
Global Interchanges: Resurgence of the Skyscraper City
John Devlin, Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corporation
150m+ Buildings | 34 Completed • 7 Under Constr. |
300m+ Buildings | 18 Completed • 5 Under Constr. |
Average Building Age | 10 Years |
Most Common Function | office, 21 Buildings |
Most Common Material | Composite, 24 Buildings |
All building-related facts are for 150m+ buildings currently in the database.
1 | Jeddah Tower | - | 1000 m | Jeddah | |
2 | Burj Khalifa | 2010 | 828 m | Dubai | |
3 | Shanghai Tower | 2015 | 632 m | Shanghai | |
4 | Lotte World Tower | 2017 | 555 m | Seoul | |
5 | Shanghai World Financial Center | 2008 | 492 m | Shanghai | |
6 | Wuhan Greenland Center | - | 476 m | Wuhan | |
7 | Chengdu Greenland Tower | 2021 | 468 m | Chengdu | |
8 | Petronas Twin Tower 1 | 1998 | 452 m | Kuala Lumpur | |
9 | Petronas Twin Tower 2 | 1998 | 452 m | Kuala Lumpur | |
10 | Zifeng Tower | 2010 | 450 m | Nanjing |
Completed | Arch. Topped Out | Struct. Topped Out | Under Constr. |
1 | 3001 John F Kennedy Boulevard | - | 156 m | Philadelphia | |
2 | 3025 John F Kennedy Boulevard | - | 110 m | Philadelphia | |
3 | Obama Presidential Center | 2021 | 72 m | Chicago |
Proposed |
1 | Jeddah Tower | - | 1000 m | Jeddah | |
2 | Burj Khalifa | 2010 | 828 m | Dubai | |
3 | Shanghai Tower | 2015 | 632 m | Shanghai | |
4 | Lotte World Tower | 2017 | 555 m | Seoul | |
5 | Shanghai World Financial Center | 2008 | 492 m | Shanghai | |
6 | Wuhan Greenland Center | - | 476 m | Wuhan | |
7 | Chengdu Greenland Tower | 2021 | 468 m | Chengdu | |
8 | Petronas Twin Tower 1 | 1998 | 452 m | Kuala Lumpur | |
9 | Petronas Twin Tower 2 | 1998 | 452 m | Kuala Lumpur | |
10 | Zifeng Tower | 2010 | 450 m | Nanjing |
Completed | Arch. Topped Out | Under Constr. |
The building list and facts show buildings involving Aon Fire Protection Engineering, Jensen Hughes, RBA Engineering, Rolf Jensen & Associates, Sato & Associates, Inc., Schirmer Engineering Corporation
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