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Animal home, Berlin-Falkenberg, Germany
A city for animals
Newly defined fair-face concrete with absolutely perfect results
This world-wide largest animal home was constructed to the design of the Berlin architect, Dietrich Bangert.
There were 37,000 m² of wall area, 19,000 m² of slab area and well over 200 individually designed circular columns to be constructed in the core construction time schedule of only five months.
Highest quality demands were made for the extraordinary building geometries.
Through the co-operation of the Planning Department of Stetzler, the site team and the PERI branches in Berlin and Stuttgart, formwork solutions were worked out that could courageously fulfill all of the architect''s demands. Examples for this are the successful tie spacings that were all referred to the datum level or the exact implementation of the specified joint grids.
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SRS Rundsøyleforskaling i stål
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So far unachievable unit connections in the wall areas could be achieved by the use of the new VARIO VKS fair-face coupling. For the first time it was possible to almost fully compensate thickness tolerances in the plywood. |
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Difficult, artistically shaped circular columns, with shafts flattened out at different heights and blunt coned heads, mirror the necessary creativity that was needed for constructing this project.
The basis for ideally implementing these shapes and surfaces was created by the SRS circular column system that was specially adapted to the geometry. |
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The slab areas also provided numerous demands. Trapezoidal-shaped UNIPORTAL tables had to safely carry tonnes of heavy prefabricated concrete units for concreting into the slabs. Apart from that there were demanding shapes of vertical and circular designed parapets to be realized with the VT table modules. |
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| Contractor: |
Friedrich Stetzler Construction Company, Pforzheim |
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PERI Germany, Berlin and Stuttgart |
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Avdeling:
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PERI GmbH, Germany
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