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UK: Is Your Fleet Ready To Avoid Severe .... UK Construction Growth Downgraded Again .... Damen signs with Gerd Stensen of Norway.... HANDING OVER TO THE NEXT GENERATION AT T.... AUSTRALIA: Alimak Group signs new Constr.... LIBRARIES • back issues
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Hotel Mélia, La Défense, Paris - continued For the south-facing facade, the protective panel solution also serves the erection of the precast parapets in advance. Here, the RCS rail is held in position on the parapets of the two lower floors by means of a special mounting and additionally anchored to the floor slabs. The prefabricated member of the upper floor can then be temporarily fixed in the mounting position using a system component of the Peri FTF facade formwork. The overall concept from Peri included not only the climbing formwork solution but also the planning and delivery of the shoring as well as the slab formwork. Depending on the storey height and loads to be transferred, PEP and Multiprop slab props along with the Peri Up modular scaffold are being used.
The “La Défense 2015” planning for the office district at the entrance to Paris includes a range of refurbishment projects and new buildings. Examples are the Hotel Mélia (foreground) and the Tour Majunga (in the background), whose cores are being formed with ACS self-climbing formwork. Modern City Development The “La Défense” office district at the gates of Paris was created back in 1966. The business quarter is an extension of the so-called historical axis of the French capital – consisting of the Louvre, Place de la Concorde, Champs-Elysees and Arc de Triomphe. Currently, “La Défense” has 3 million square metres of office space and around 1,500 companies are located here. With the long-term plan “La Défense 2015”, 850,000 square metres of new office space will be created – on the one hand, through the release of new building land and, on the other, through the demolition of existing buildings. In addition, several office towers will be completely modernized. More information |
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