Bringing engineering practice into standards for assessment, strengthening, tilt correction and underpinning.
Contributions include GB 55021—2021, General Code for Assessment and Strengthening of Existing Buildings, and GB 50367—2013, Code for Design of Strengthening Concrete Structures.
Other standards include JGJ 270—2012 on building tilt correction, T/CECS 225—2020 on relocation, correction, additional storeys and retrofit, and T/CECS 295—2023 on underpinning.
Changes in use required testing, assessment and structural strengthening of the altered areas.
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Alterations involved structural demolition, new foundations, additional storeys and overall strengthening.
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Project name and reference photographs are available; detailed scope and technical methods are not yet documented.
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Explore ↗Structural and ground conditions, defect extent, access, equipment, materials, monitoring and use restrictions affect the work. A meaningful estimate requires a defined scope and technical scheme.
Explore ↗Structural condition, construction effects and use requirements need specific assessment, with occupancy arrangements defined by responsible professionals. A method's name alone does not establish safe continued use.
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