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sda 2001 - Denmark : The Ǿresund Bridge
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: Ǿresund Konsortiert Architect : George Rotne, Architect MAA Consulting engineer to the client : ASO Group : Ove Arup & Partners, London and Sétec Travaux publics et Industriels, Paris and Gimsing & Madsen Consulting Engineers A/S, Horsens and ISC Consulting Engineers A/S, Copenhagen | Contractor : Sundlink Contractors HB, Malmö Consulting engineer to the contractor : CV Joint Venture |
A magnificent example of Pan-European engineering and contracting talents combining to build a classic structure and a symbol which units two Nordic countries. The design in steel to incorporate both rail and road transport is very practical and yet an example of the most advanced techniques.
sda 2001 - Finland : Itamerentori Office Building, Helsinki
| Owner : The Finnish National Fund for Research and Development
(SITRA), Helsinki and The LEL Employment Pension Fund, TAEL, Helsinki Architect : Helin & Co. Architects, Helsinki | Structural engineers
: Fninmap Consulting Oy, Helsinki Steel constructor : Mr. Ilpo Valtaoja |
The design of this building focuses on the opportunities for sustainable construction and ecological benefit. It is highlighted by the designers that steel can be recycled, and steel energy saving features include a double facade. The colour of the weathering steel also offers the added benefit of integration into the brick-built environment.
sda 2001 - France : Middle School "André Maurois", Limoges
| Owner : Le Département de la Haute-Vienne, Monsieur
le Président du Conseil Général, Limoges Architect : SCPA Dubosc & Landowski, Issy-les-Moulineaux | Executive
Architect : Eric Ducasse, Bernard Massoulard, Limoges Steelwork constructor : Vilquin/Groupe Fayat, Jarnac |
Steelwork has been used imaginatively to reinvigorate an established college building, and the result is an exciting and contemporary environment attractive to the young people which are being educated there.
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