An outrigger system is a structural system used in tall buildings to enhance stability and resistance to wind and seismic activity. It works by connecting a central core (usually concrete or steel) to the perimeter columns of the building using horizontal structural members like trusses or beams. This connection increases the building's stiffness, reducing sway and improving overall stability, allowing for taller and thinner building designs.
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