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Sky Park, Bratislava : The complex planning and construction of the façade scaffolding for the three 105-metre-high elliptical residential towers was the product of collaboration between engineers from Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
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Sky Park, Bratislava : Three residential towers are part of the large-scale project SKY PARK in Bratislava. A combination of a rail climbing system with girder wall formwork was used during the erection of the residential complexes.
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On account of the high axial forces, a combination of different scaffold systems was the optimal solution for erecting the façade. : On account of the high axial forces, a combination of different scaffold systems was the optimal solution for erecting the façade.
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Façade scaffolding was used in addition to falsework.
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The lower, 25-metre-high section of the scaffolding solution was erected using falsework.
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Each panel was shifted up the side of the building together with a platform in 50-cm strokes.
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General Information

Beginning of works: 2017
Completion: 2020
Status: under construction

Project Type

Function / usage: Building complex

Location

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Technical Information

Dimensions

number of apartments 700
number of parking spaces 1 100
retail floor space 2 000 m²

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The new cultural centre of the region is being built in Bratislava: SKY PARK is a multi-functional centre that combines a modern living and working experience with public spaces. Spanning approximately 5&nbs ... [more]

Participants

Architecture
Formwork & shoring

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  • Published on:
    28/01/2020
  • Last updated on:
    28/01/2020
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