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Seismic Replacement Building. Berkeley

	Image-CR0355 Seismic Replacement Building construction sign. This building is located about 1 km from the Hayward Fault and is expected to be operational shortly following a strong earthquake
	Image-CR0354 Steel framing of Seismic Replacement Building, Berkeley campus showing corners of building and eccentric bracing lateral force resisting system in north-south direction
	Image-CR0356 Long view of Seismic Replacement Building steel moment resisting framing with eccentric steel bracing shown in both north-south and in the east-west direction
	Image-CR0353 Closer details of connections of eccentric steel bracing to the steel moment framing to resist lateral forces in the Seismic Replacement Building
	Image-CR0351 Closer detail of connections of eccentric bracing to steel moment frames in Seismic Replacement Building, showing beam stiffeners at connection points on first and second floors
	Image-CR0352 Detailed view of eccentric bracing connections to the steel moment framing and anchorage to concrete slab in the Seismic Replacement Building
	Image-CR0357 Closer view of the steel moment framing and eccentric bracing members and frame stiffeners on the first and second floors of the Seismic Replacement Building
	Image-CR0358 Long view of Seismic Replacement Building steel moment resisting framing with eccentric bracing lateral force resisting system in east-west direction
	Image-CR0366 View of steel moment frames with eccentric bracing to resist lateral forces in both directions.
	Image-CR0359 Southeastern corner of the completed and open SRB, Berkeley showing the entrance from Oxford and Hearst Aves. The moment resisting steel frame with eccentric bracing system building is less than 1 km from the Hayward Fault and expected to be operational following a large earthquake. It currently houses "surge" occupants forced to relocate while other campus buildings are retrofitted for seismic hazard.

Berkeley Campus Retrofit