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sda 1999 - Denmark : Storebælt - The East bridge
| Owner : A/S Storebælt, Korsør Architect : Dissing + Weitling, Copenhagen | Engineers
: CBR Joint venture formed by COWI and Rambøll Contractor : Coinfra SpA, Rome, with main subcontractor GEC Alsthom SDEM, Grenoble |
Europe's largest suspension bridge required the most sophisticated and advanced design, manufacturing and erection techniques. The result is a bridge of seemingly effortless proportions and a magnificent example of steelwork construction.
sda 1999 - France : Charles de Gaulle Roissy Airport - Terminal 2F
| Owner : Aéroports de Paris, Paris Contracting Authority : Aéroports de Paris, Paris Architect : Paul Andreu, Aéroports de Paris, Paris | Constructors
: Main hall - CM Paimboeuf, Caen with Eiffel CM, Nanterre Peninsulas - Viry SA, Remiremont Pregangways - ETS J. Richard-Ducros, Paris with Barbot/CMT, Descartes |
Steel is critical to the success of this new generation air terminal, allowing a dramatic suspension of the large concrete vault. Entering the peninsula one admires the spacious glazed shell and the atmosphere of light and slenderness leading to the transparent preganways.
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1999 - Germany : Shipyard Building Volkswerft Stralsund
| Owner : Volkswerft Stralsund GmbH, Straslund
Architect : Dipl -ing Hermann Vogelsang, | Façades
design : Friedrich Ernst v Garnier, Fürfeld Steel contractors : Donges Stahlbau GmbH, Darmstadt, Stahlbau Plauen GmbH, Plauen |
One of the world's largest shipyard building with massive spans and crane loading wich demand steel's strenght. Despite its giant proportions, it is made attractive by imaginative colour schemes harmonising with the costal landscape and the internal structure filigree-like sensation.
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