Footings & Ground Slabs

[helumeyers]

What are the key considerations when designing footings for high-rise buildings?

[ThomasBoaz]

Footings must be designed by structural engineers to ensure they can adequately bear the load and distribute it to the ground. Factors considered during the design process include soil analysis, structural requirements, and local building codes and regulations.

[rodskee]

You cannot just ask people here randomly because this is structural design and very risky if not
constructed rightfully but if you wanted to have idea(make sure you will not take this into account)
https://www.google.com/search?q=What+are+the+key+considerations+when+designing+footings+for+high-rise+buildings%3F&rlz=1C1KNTJ_enPH946PH946&oq=What+are+the+key+considerations+when+designing+footings+for+high-rise+buildings%3F&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOdIBCDc0NTVqMGo5qAIAsAIA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
here I googled it for you

The factors that may influence the type of foundation selected to support a tall building include the following:
Location and type of structure.
Magnitude and distribution of loadings.
Ground conditions.
Access for construction equipment.
Durability requirements.

hope you will seek for engineers guidance if you are going to put up a building in the future.

[helumeyers]

What are the key considerations when designing footings for high-rise buildings?

Footings and ground slabs are pivotal components in the structural integrity of buildings, providing stability and support to the entire structure. For Structural Engineers-Central Coast, understanding local soil conditions and environmental factors is crucial in designing resilient footings and ground slabs that withstand coastal challenges like erosion and shifting landscapes. These engineers meticulously calculate loads and consider factors such as seismic activity and groundwater levels to ensure the longevity and safety of buildings in the region. Through expert analysis and precise execution, they contribute to constructing buildings that stand firm against the coastal environment's unique demands.

[BADecker]

Seems to me that ground slabs are coffee bricks.      
You know. Like coffee grounds.

[btc78]

I hope you are not an engineer trying to build a building by asking on a website full of random strangers, mate 

But seriously, I know this forum has been a way for a lot of us to communicate but this forum was mainly built for cryptocurrency so you would expect that most of the people here have background in tech and finance and even if they don’t, they are much more knowledgeable about those.

Are you just trying to make us do your research? It’s pretty easy to search up what you are asking. You could just literally type the same exact thing onto your browser.