This paper reviews the state-of-the-art and–practice on various methodologies developed to
control the wind-induced vibration of tall buildings. Tall buildings experience wind-induced …

The demand for tall buildings has increased over the past decades for cultural, financial, and
technological reasons. Such slender structures are more flexible and vulnerable to wind …

Wind-induced vibration plays a significant role in the design of tall buildings, primarily due to
serviceability requirements for occupant comfort and structural safety. As a result, several …

Today, supertall buildings can be constructed in unusual forms as a pragmatic reflection of
advances in construction techniques and engineering technologies, together with advanced …

Double-skin façades (DSFs) are high-efficiency systems traditionally used to improve the
natural ventilation of buildings for energy-saving purposes and their aesthetic improvement …

The wind actions on buildings are continuous in nature and could range from a few minutes
to more than hours. Such long duration high intensity winds can push the structure to enter …

A brief review and state of the art for Performance-Based Wind Design (PBWD) has been
presented to provide researchers with clear historic literature on the development of PBWD …

In recent years, there have been increasing efforts seeking novel material and structural
alternatives to alleviate environmental and economic burdens caused by conventional …

As inelastic design for wind is embraced by the engineering community, there is an
increasing demand for computational tools that enable the investigation of the nonlinear …

With the advent of performance-based engineering frameworks for extreme winds, greater
efficiency in the estimation of failure probabilities associated with multiple limit states at …