Structural steel buildings represent a new type of construction system that breaks down the industry boundaries between the real estate, construction, and metallurgy sectors, merging into a new industrial system. This is the structural steel building system that industry professionals widely endorse.

Structural steel buildings, as opposed to traditional concrete constructions, utilize steel plates or sections in place of reinforced concrete, resulting in higher strength and better seismic resistance. Additionally, due to the prefabrication of components, which can be installed on-site, the construction timeline is significantly reduced. The recyclability of steel greatly reduces construction waste, making it more environmentally friendly, and thus, it is widely adopted by countries around the world for both industrial and residential buildings.

Steel structure buildings are increasingly being used in high-rise and super high-rise construction, gradually becoming the mainstream building technique, and representing the future direction of architectural development.