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Look-Out Tower Krkonoše, Czech Republic
| Planning, Structural Engineering, Construction |
WIEHAG GmbH www.wiehag.com |
The tree-top trail in the Giant Mountains (Czech: Krkonoše) is the second experience path of eak (Erlebnis Akademie AG) in the Czech Republic.
Over a length of 4922 ft, it twists through the treetops of the mixed mountain forest. It ends at a look-out tower with a height of around 141 ft, and its platform offers a breathtaking view over the Krkonoše National Park.
Kindergarten in Schwoich, Austria
| General Planning |
AGA-Bau-Planungs GmbH www.agabau.at |
A kindergarten, designed according to Building Information Modeling (BIM), is currently under construction in the Tyrolean municipality of Schwoich. The digital 3D model accompanies the construction project from design until completion.
The architectural planning has been performed with Autodesk Revit. The structural model, including cross-sections, materials, loads, etc., has been exported to RFEM with the direct interface and designed there.
Oxigeno in San Francisco de Heredia, Costa Rica
| Engineering ETFE + Cable Structure + Cutting Patterns |
z3rch z3rch.com |
A unique project called "Oxigeno" is currently under construction in San Francisco de Heredia, San José, Costa Rica. The recreational and commercial space, which measures almost 1,345,489 ft², offers the visitor a relaxing shopping atmosphere in harmony with nature. Amongst others, 200 trees were planted on the site. The main food court is covered with a 17,222 ft² ETFE cushion as roof, currently the biggest one in the world.
Isarsteg Nord Near Freising, Germany
| Project Management, Structural Analysis |
Bergmeister Ingenieure GmbH www.bergmeister.it |
The bridge construction of Isarsteg as integrating artwork fits perfectly into the surrounding landscape. Taking nature as an example, the bridge overspans the Isar river like a branched limb. The ramps, stairs, columns and horizontal beams represent together the spatial framework. The pedestrian and cycle bridge, in total 525 ft long, was made of weather-resistant structural steel S355 J2G2W (corten steel).
Conversation Plinth in Columbus, IN
| Engineering | Build |
Bensonwood bensonwood.com |
A unique installation, Conversation Plinth is a collaboration between IKD, a Boston-based architectural design firm, Bensonwood, SMARTLAM, the first CLT manufacturer in the US, and Clemson University’s Wood Utilization and Design Institute.
One of five Exhibit Columbus winners of the J. Irwin and Xenia S. Miller prize, Conversation Plinth is designed to generate conversation around the use of hardwood CLTs in US construction. While softwood CLTs have been used in North America in the construction of mid-to-high-rise buildings, the hardwood variety has only been available in Europe.
Unloading Area of an Industrial Site in Isère, France
| Structural analysis | Études Techniques Lyonnaises, France |
The Études Techniques Lyonnaises engineering office was in charge of planning and structural design of the foundation of an industrial site’s new unloading area in the Isère department in France.
The new unloading area consists of a steel framework built on a base slab. The total area is divided into two parts: a traffic and unloading zone for rail cars, and an area with a pit and a traffic zone for lift trucks.
BIM Project New Plant in Graben-Neudorf
| Structural Design |
Engineering Office Grassl GmbH www.grassl-ing.de |
SWE-Eurodrive GmbH & Co. KG, a German family-owned company operating in the area of drive technology, expands its plant until 2019 at Graben-Neudorf. The existing plant with a size of 1,184,030 ft² will almost be doubled. The main components of the extension is a factory building, a combined pedestrian and media bridge as well as a road bridge.
Hervester Bridge No. 423 Across the Wesel-Datteln Canal
| Planning and Structural Design |
grbv Ingenieure im Bauwesen GmbH & Co. KG www.grbv.de |
The new bridge replaces the existing Hervester Bridge No. 423, which was classified as dilapidated. After the assembly at the bank, it was pushed over the Wesel-Datteln Canal step by step. A pontoon boat was used here to move the structure to the other bank.
Wildlife Crossing AM2 in Carinthia, Austria
| Geometry Optimization and Structural Analysis |
Technische Universität Wien Institute of Structural Engineering www.tuwien.ac.at |
The wildlife crossing AM2 has been built with a construction method for concrete shell structures called Pneumatic Forming of Hardened Concrete (PFHC). This new method has been developed by the TU Wien in the context of the research project "Double Curved Shell Structures".
Awning of Filling Station in Douala, Cameroon
| Design and Structural Analysis |
CASTI GROUP Cameroun www.casti.cm/ |
The new awning for the filling station of GULFIN Cameroun in Douala, an oil company, is a particular structure with eccentric columns and non-symmetric cantilevered 6.5 m long beams.
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Successful Project with RFEM and RSTAB
“The art project 'Solhjul' was designed with the programs RSTAB and RFEM. The great support by Dlubal Software contributed to the success of the project.”
Dipl.-Ing. Martin Schmidt-Nielsen
06/03/2015
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Reduced Costs Thanks to Dlubal Software
“We could perform a very satisfying structural analysis of our project. We were able to reduce our material costs, we are excited.”
Thierry Catalano
09/29/2014
