ThyssenKrupp Headquarter in Verbundbauweise
Author(s): |
N. Sauerborn
Michael Fastabend R. Constantin B. Schücker |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | German |
Published in: | Stahlbau, April 2010, n. 4, v. 79 |
Page(s): | 306-316 |
DOI: | 10.1002/stab.201001323 |
Abstract: |
ThyssenKrupp Headquarter in Composite Construction.With the decision to concentrate several administrative sites on the historic ground of the Krupp concern in Essen, new buildings for the administration became necessary. Its urbanistic and architectural definition was found within the scope of an international competition, in which the architects Chaix et Morel / JSWD came out ahead and designed the innovative Headquarter as a landmark of the new ThyssenKrupp Quarters. This innovation was carried on not only in aspects of function and design but also in the planning of structural framework which continues the general theme of the concern - steel - in many ways. Thus, all the columns of the building were designed as a composite construction. Likewise, the frame of the structural bridges was designed with integrated steel frameworks. Finally, access bridges as well as communication platforms were constructed in a very slender steelwork design. |
Keywords: |
steel framework erection assembly structural framework competition steel-composite column structural engineering steel lattice structure
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