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sda 1999 - Norway : Protective structure for Hamar Cathedral Ruins
| Owner : Riksantikvaren (Ministry of the environment),
Oslo Architect : Lund & Slaatto Arkitekter AS, Skøyen | Engineer : Dr Techn Kristoffer Apeland AS, Oslo Contractor : Alfred Andersen Mek Verksted & Støberi AS, Larvik |
This represents an important development in the potential uses of steel construction through a structure of considerable complexity. Nevertheless this permits the integration of a sophisticated triangular glass cladding and environmental control system for the long-term protection of 12th century excavated ruins.
sda 1999 - Slovenia : Bridge for Pedestrians and cyclists across the river Drava at Ptuj
| Owner
: Community of town Ptuj, Mayor Dr Miroslav Luci Architect : Prof Peter Gabrijelcic M. Sc., D.I.A., Ljubljana | Engineer : Marjan
Pipenbaher C.E., Maribor Constructors : SCT d. d. VG, Director Bozidar Limpel C.E. METEORIT d.o.o., Director Kristjan Gajsek, Hoce |
This demonstrate the clever use of composite construction in a clean elegant design. The bridge is considerably enhanced by attention to detail realised in a good workmanlike structure sitting very confortabily within its environment.
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1999 - Sweden : Aula Magna, Stockholm
| Owner
: Akademiska Hus, Mr Hans Lindh Architect : Mr Ralph Erskine, Drottningholm, in collaboration with Mr Lars Wilson | Structural engineer
: Jacobson & Widmark, Mr Ulf Erikson Steel contractor : Norrtällije Svets & Stål, Mr Rolf Nyström |
Through the constructional expediency of steel the architect's complex geometry is mastered and major changes in level of the site are overcome. Steel's flexbilit also permitted the need for design and construction to take place in parallel.
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