Abstract
A structure with a building plane 7.75×8.35 m, 47.8 m high, and having a height/width aspect ratio exceeding 6 has a building response that is difficult to control in both seismic and wind loading. We therefore changed the vibration mode from rocking to swaying by soften-ing first-story translation stiffness and concentrating building deformation to make the first story energy-absorbing. The soft first-story structure we introduce involves (1) stiffening the structure above the second story, (2) making first-story columns laterally flexi-ble and axially rigid, and (3) developing a response-hardening oil damper. The sections below detail these structural elements and dynamic response control performance against wind and seismic loading through time-history response analysis.
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Hayabe, Y., & Watanabe, Y. (2009). Seismic Response Control of a Soft First-Story Building. Journal of Disaster Research, 4(3), 239–245. https://doi.org/10.20965/jdr.2009.p0239
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