High Rise Building + Rooftop Pool Design Using ProtaStructure | Full Course

Learn how to design a high-rise building with a rooftop swimming pool using ProtaStructure in this complete step-by-step structural engineering course. In this full tutorial, you will learn how to model, analyze, and design a tall building structure while considering special loads such as a rooftop pool. The course demonstrates a practical workflow used in real structural engineering projects. 🎁 TOOLS AND MATERIALS 👉GET the CAD files Here: https://selar.com/16_Storey_Building_Plan_CAD_File ✅ 🌐 Ekidel Store Products | https://selar.com/m/Ekidel-Design ✅ 50% OFF Ekidel Mentorship One-On-One Training: https://selar.com/50_Percent_OFF_Ekidel_Mentorship_Training - To Download this Stonebridge Detailing Template 2026, Click the links Below: 👉 LINK 1: https://selar.com/stonebridge_detailing_template_2026 👉 LINK 2 : https://paystack.shop/pay/stonebridge_detailing_template_2026 WhatsApp phone number : +2349168891533 In this course you will learn: - High-rise building structural modeling in ProtaStructure - Structural framing setup (beams, columns, slabs, walls) - Load cases and load combinations - Rooftop swimming pool load application - Structural analysis of tall buildings - Design of slabs, beams, and columns - Interpretation of structural analysis results - Professional structural design workflow - 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 This tutorial is ideal for civil engineering students, structural engineers, and designers who want to learn practical high-rise building design using ProtaStructure. 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 and practicing engineers Who This Course Is For : - Civil engineering students - Structural engineers - ProtaStructure users - Design office professionals - Anyone wanting practical high-rise design skills ✅ Learning Objectives — Course Outcomes By the end of this course, students will be able to: - Model a complete high-rise building structure using ProtaStructure - Set up grids, stories, materials, and structural systems correctly - Define and apply realistic load cases and load combinations - Calculate and assign rooftop swimming pool loads properly - Analyze high-rise structural behavior under gravity and lateral loads - Design slabs, beams, columns, and shear walls using ProtaStructure tools - Interpret analysis results and verify structural safety - Perform stability checks and design optimization for tall buildings - Generate structural drawings and detailing outputs - Follow a real-world structural engineering project workflow - Avoid common modeling and design mistakes in high-rise projects - Prepare a complete ProtaStructure project ready for submission or review #protastructure #structuralengineering #civilengineering #ekidel Video Timestamps • [00:01] - Introduction: Overview of the 16-story building project and recap of Parts 1 and 2. • [00:58] - Modeling Goals: Explanation of the current stage, including cantilever slabs and wall loads. • [04:02] - Measuring Cantilever Slabs: Using the CAD file to confirm dimensions for the cantilever extensions. • [06:15] - Offsetting Grid Lines: Creating hidden grid lines in ProtaStructure to define the cantilever edges. • [08:52] - Inserting Cantilever Slabs: Step-by-step guide on setting slab thickness (150mm) and choosing Type 12 for cantilevers. • [10:07] - Applying Slab Loads: Assigning dead loads and imposed loads (2.0 for hotel bedrooms) and calculating "Parapet" loads for railings [11:07]. • [17:10] - Refining Slab Placement: Adjusting the cantilever length to align perfectly with column edges using half-beam width offsets. • [22:11] - Inserting New Stories: Checking the section heights (3.5m headroom) and adding Story 2 to the project [24:07]. • [25:27] - Generating Story Content: Using the "Generate Story" tool to copy beams, columns, and slabs from Story 1 to Story 2. • [26:40] - Editing Story Heights: Adjusting floor levels and story heights to match the architectural section. • [29:17] - Applying Wall Loads: * [30:13] Interface for adding loads to beams. • [31:01] Calculating wall unit weight (including block weight and plastering). • [33:47] Calculating the clear wall height by subtracting the beam depth. • [35:28] - Copying and Pasting Loads: Efficiently applying the defined wall loads to all perimeter beams. • [39:52] - Conclusion: Wrap-up of Part 3 and what to expect in the next tutorial.