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2011-11-23

Carl Alexander Life and Science Park in Baesweiler

Baesweiler, a small German town near Aachen, decided to return to its citizens a burden dump that was used in the former mining industry but had been abandoned since 1975; this project was meant to be the starting point for the development of a technology park.

The result was an extraordinary construction challenge. The project was awarded the German Landscape Architecture Prize in 2009.

Structural Engineering Structural analysis and design:
IFS – Beratende Ingenieure im Bauwesen Prof. Feyerabend - Schüller Partnergesellschaft
Hürth, Germany

Planning and landscape architecture:
DTP Davids, Terfrüchte + Partner
Essen, Germany

Planning and urban development:
PASD Feldmeier - Wrede Architekten BDA - Stadplaner SRL
Hagen, Germany
Investor Town of Baesweiler, Germany
represented by Dipl.-Ing. Peter Strauch


Project Specifications

Model Data

Number of Nodes 292
Number of Members 347
Number of Load Cases 35
Number of Result Combinations 6
Total Weight 159.608 tons
Dimensions (Metric) 91.681 x 53.516 x 41.110 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 300.79 x 175.58 x 134.88 feet
Program Version 7.04.22

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