The construction system implemented in the Rangkai highrise building incorporates a Flat Slab Structure with a secondary steel structure supporting the building's facade. It relies on circular columns and a core for primary structural support, allowing for the creation of spacious, open-plan interiors. This construction method not only enhances structural integrity but also improves interior design and functionality, aligning with the intended purpose of the Rangkai highrise. In summary, the building's structural components include concrete columns, flat slabs, steel frames, and a facade featuring perforated metal. The Core Sheer Wall is employed to fortify the building's overall structure.
For safety, the building is equipped with a fire prevention system that includes hose reels, fire-resistant doors, sprinklers, a smoke lobby, emergency staircases, wet risers, a fire pump elevator, wet column sprinklers, and dry risers.
This building features a variety of spaces and structural elements that reflect meticulous planning. It includes "Growth" office spaces available for rent, an administrator's area, a pantry, restrooms, balconies, meeting rooms, janitorial facilities, and accessible toilets to cater to the diverse needs of the building's users.
Available services encompass an AHU VAV ventilation system, passenger elevators, electrical risers, telephone risers, cold water risers, sewer risers, MATV (Master Antenna Television), electrical risers, a refuse room, and ventilation pipes.
The building's exterior comprises materials such as concrete, laminated timber flooring, glass windows, glass doors, furniture, and brickwork, offering a combination of aesthetics and functionality. The overall building design reflects a focus on detail and security, creating a comfortable and functional space for various purposes.