New Buildings Over $200 Million: Google Bay View

Description

Google's Bay View Campus, located in Bay Area near Mountain View, is the new flagship building for Google. Campus includes three discrete buildings and it is designated for general office use. It includes a highly complex and unique roof structure which provides the architectural form of the building. The roof follows a dome like shape split with clerestories to provide natural light. Roof is supported by columns that are up to 130 ft tall at a grid of 124 feet by 124 feet. Construction of this roof required many innovative design and construction techniques and a highly collaborative approach between design and construction teams. Google Bay View Roof was mostly constructed at the ground level and then lifted in place using strand jacks. Additionally, design of the roof followed performance based seismic design principles as the structural systems used were outside of the prescribed lateral systems in the building. The presentation will discuss the design and construction phases of Google Bay View Project.

Presented by Kerem Gulec, Ph.D., P.E., S.E, Thornton Tomasetti

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Contributors

Kerem Gulec, Ph.D., P.E., S.E,

Since joining Thornton Tomasetti, Dr Kerem Gulec has been responsible for the analysis and design of a wide variety of structures, including high-rise commercial buildings, corporate headquarters, airport terminals, and sports venues. He served as the founding leader of the firm’s Performance Based Seismic Design Community of Practice and is one of the seismic design leaders of Thornton Tomasetti. He has more than two dozen technical publications to his credit. His research interests include resilience based seismic design and seismic design of mission critical buildings.

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