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.

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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

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Video Timestamps
• [00:00] - Introduction: Introduction to the project: a 16-story hotel building with a swimming pool on the roof.
• [00:24] - Structural Plans Overview: Viewing the structural plans from the ground floor up to the roof and identifying the swimming pool area.
• [01:00] - Course Structure: Explaining that this is a multi-part series with videos and CAD files provided for practice.
• [02:16] - Design Process Start: Beginning the design by studying the building plan and starting the General Arrangement (GA) drawing.
• [03:01] - Column Positioning: Discussing column placement for high-rise buildings and why larger columns are necessary.
• [04:07] - Software Layers: Setting up specialized layers for columns and grid lines in the design software.
• [05:30] - Creating Columns: Using the rectangle tool to create 600mm x 600mm columns.
• [06:46] - Inserting Columns: Placing the first columns at the midpoint of grid lines.
• [07:05] - Column Spacing Guidelines: Advice for young engineers on maintaining proper column distances (6 meters and below).
• [08:28] - Ground Floor Framing: Emphasizing the importance of starting structural framing from the ground floor.
• [09:28] - Lift/Elevator Design: Planning for reinforced concrete walls around the lift area.
• [10:56] - Column Superimposing: Copying columns to other floors to ensure they don't obstruct the architectural layout.