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Performance-Creative Concept for Infrastructure Design Ikeda, Shoji Maeda, Haruto Kasuga, Akio performance-creative design structural concrete infrastructure wealth of nations It is essential in the social management to create and to manage the wealth and the ability of nations. The activity of the human beings could be performed in the suitable artificial environment which consists of various kinds of infrastructure. The artificial environment should protect the society from natural and artificial hazards. Obviously, infrastructures not only produce wealth of the society but also are inherently the wealth of the society themselves. The performance-creative concept will become crucial for the infrastructure design to produce high quality social wealth and civilization of the future. This paper will introduce a new design method for concrete infrastructures with performance-creative concept. In order to meet the required design performance, lots of tests in laboratory for new materials will be needed. The performance-creative design concept helps and supports these situations. This is based on the Structural Concrete Concept of 1991 IABSE Colloquium in Stuttgart and unification of reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete design concepts under the overall structural concrete approach. In this context, created performance, for examples, reduction of environmental impact for sustainable development, long term serviceability, ultimate safety, maintainability, clear design philosophy, aesthetics etc. can easily be introduced when high performance structural concretes are utilized in the creative concept. Society for Social Management Systems 2009-03 eng conference paper VoR http://hdl.handle.net/10173/1726 https://kutarr.kochi-tech.ac.jp/records/946 2432-552X Society for Social Management Systems Internet Journal 5 1 https://kutarr.kochi-tech.ac.jp/record/946/files/SMS09-115.pdf application/pdf 368.7 kB 2019-02-13