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Bart Sullivan, a senior vice president at WSP Cantor Seinuk, a firm that handles engineering for buildings like One World Trade Center, says building a residential skyscraper is generally more challenging than building a tall office building, partly because residential buildings have fewer internal columns and other core structural elements.
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The core economies have deep structural problems and the world economy is in a state of disequilibrium, says Jan Dehn, an economist at Ashmore Group in the U.K. Ashmore has its hands in emerging market debt.
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Embedding the structural support in the core made it possible to cantilever the roof and thus wrap a glass facade around the building, using vast expanses of insulated, triple-pane glass and mahogany mullions.
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