Methods and apparatuses for constructing high-rise buildings
AssigneeUrban Redwood
InventorsGraham S Stewart, Sherwood Conde
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AssigneeUrban Redwood
InventorsGraham S Stewart, Sherwood Conde
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Embodiments are directed to a lock for securing a structural assembly having a primary beam for constructing a core-supported high-rise building, and a building core wall defining an outer face. The lock includes a fixed bracket that couples to the primary beam of the structural assembly, a structural pin, a moveable component connected to the fixed bracket by the structural pin, and a recessed pocket embedded in the building core wall. The moveable component defines a bearing surface that contacts the outer face of the building core wall during the raising of the structural assembly. The recessed pocket receives the moveable component of the locking device when the structural assembly reaches one of the predetermined positions. The moveable component automatically engages with and disengages from the recessed pocket as the structural assembly rises, enabling temporary support and securement of the structural assembly at the predetermined positions during construction.
A lock for securing a structural assembly having a primary beam usable for constructing a high-rise building having a building core wall defining an outer face, the building also having a roof and floor levels, the lock comprising:
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