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Step-by-Step Real Project: Model, Analyze & Design a High-Rise Structure with Rooftop Pool Loads
What you'll learn
✓ Model a complete high-rise building project in ProtaStructure from scratch
✓ Set up grids, stories, materials, and structural systems correctly
✓ Define and apply load cases and load combinations professionally
✓ Calculate and assign rooftop swimming pool loads safely and accurately
✓ Perform full structural analysis of a high-rise building
✓ Design slabs, beams, columns, and shear walls using ProtaStructure
✓ Interpret analysis results and check structural performance
✓ Handle special load conditions for rooftop facilities
✓ Optimize member sizes based on design results
✓ Generate structural drawings and detailing outputs
✓ Follow a real-world structural engineering project workflow
✓ Avoid common modeling and design mistakes in tall building projects
Requirements
● Basic knowledge of structural or civil engineering concepts
● Fundamental understanding of loads and structural elements (beams, slabs, columns)
● ProtaStructure software installed on your computer (any recent version recommended)
● A computer capable of running structural analysis software smoothly
● Basic familiarity with structural modeling software is helpful but not mandatory
● Willingness to follow step-by-step project-based lessons
Description
Designing a high-rise building with a rooftop pool is one of the most challenging and practical scenarios in structural engineering. This course walks you through a complete real-world project using ProtaStructure, from initial modeling to final design and detailing.
Instead of isolated tutorials, you will learn through a full practical workflow, exactly how professional engineers approach complex high-rise structures with special load conditions like rooftop swimming pools.
This course is built for civil and structural engineers, students, and designers who want hands-on, job-ready ProtaStructure skills.
What You Will Learn
• Complete high-rise building modeling in ProtaStructure
• Structural grid and system setup
• Material and section definition
• Load cases and load combinations
• Rooftop pool load calculation and application
• Slab, beam, column, and shear wall design
• Structural analysis and result interpretation
• Stability checks and design optimization
• Detailing and drawing extraction
• Professional project workflow tips
• Swimming pool analysis and design
Why This Course Is Different
• Real project — not theory only
• Includes rooftop pool special load case
• Step-by-step guided modeling
• Practical design decisions explained
• Industry-style workflow
• Suitable for both students, fresh graduates and practicing engineer
Who This Course Is For
• Civil engineering students
• Structural engineers
• ProtaStructure users
• Design office professionals
• Anyone wanting practical high-rise design skills
Who this course is for
■ Civil engineering students who want practical high-rise design experience
■ Structural engineers who want hands-on ProtaStructure project workflow
■ Design office engineers working on multi-storey or tall building projects
■ ProtaStructure users who want to learn advanced real-project modeling
■ Engineers who want to understand rooftop pool load design in tall buildings
■ Graduates preparing for structural design jobs
■ Professionals upgrading their structural analysis and modeling skills
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/high-rise-building-rooftop-pool-design-in-protastructure/

   
   
   

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