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Major Projects with plastic formwork

Major Projects with Plastic Formwork

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Major Projects with plastic formwork A SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS - major buildings

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

International Airport terminal

Geotub

Fiumicino, Roma, Italy

Da Vinci Market Central

Elevetor

Spalding, UK

Johnson City Hospital

Geotub Panel

Dublin, Ireland

Red Cow Roundabout

Geotub

Portloise, Ireland

M7 motorway extension

Geotub

Belgorod, Russia

Large urban building

Geotub Panel, Geopanel, Geosky

Varonesh, Russia

Large urban building

Geotub Panel, Geopanel, Geosky

St. Petersburg, Russia

Large urban building

Geotub Panel, Geopanel, Geosky

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Major Projects with plastic formwork PUNTA CANA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - new air terminal Punta Cana's airport is the leading point of entry in number of arriving passengers in the Dominican Republic. It is also the fastest growing airport with almost a 20% increase in traffic yearly, which indicates that in less than 5 years the aircraft movements will double. The airport handled more than 1 million visitors in 2002, making it the busiest airport in the Dominican Republic. In 2007, Punta Cana received more than 3 million passengers. The Punta Cana's Airport operators have planned an ambitious airport expansion project. The project consists of a new larger runway, expansion of the existing taxiway, construction of a new taxiway, a new control tower, the installation of the ILS, new frequencies of radio and the expansion of the International Terminal. The columns of the main lobby will have a diameter of 80 cm and are 5 meters high. Geoplast GEOTUB 80 cm round column plastic formwork was chosen for the job because: - the low weight of the equipment make it possible to use it by hand, without crane, and with a double speed vs. steel; - Geotub has a lower initial cost than traditional formwork; - The running costs are much lower as a consequence of the higher speed of work, the lower maintainance and logistic time and equipment required.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork PUNTA CANA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - new air terminal

800 mm

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Major Projects with plastic formwork PUNTA CANA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - new air terminal

Total project requirements: 8 column formworks; 140 columns total; 35 columns poured per week.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork DA VINCI MARKET CENTRAL - new shopping center Shopping center, opened on October 18, 2007. Surface: 560,000 sq.ft. (52,000 sq.mt) Contracted by AIG / Lincoln (a joint company of AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corporation, New York and Lincoln Property Company, Dallas). The Elevetor foundation formwork was chosen to create an extralightweight structure on a swampy land. Elevetor was approved for the project by Buro Happold, UK (www.burohappold.com)

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Major Projects with plastic formwork DA VINCI MARKET CENTRAL - new shopping center

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Major Projects with plastic formwork SPALDING, UK - new Johnson Community Hospital The new NHS (National Health Service) hospital will have services including minor injuries unit, community nursing services, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and X- ray along with community hospital beds for rehabilitation, short term care and palliative care as well as services for adults and the elderly with mental illness and an ambulance station.

Contractor: Constain, UK Project timing: 2006-2008

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Major Projects with plastic formwork SPALDING, UK - new Johnson Community Hospital

Geotub Panel column formwork different sizes sourced for the structural columns.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Dublin, Ireland – M50 motorway extension, Red Cow Roundabout The M50 motorway consists of two-lane dual carriageway, though auxiliary/weaving lanes are provided at several junctions. Plans are in progress under the National Development Plan to upgrade several of the roundabout junctions, including the Red Cow, to free-flowing grade-separated interchanges. The upgrade project also includes widening the surrounding motorway to three or four lanes each direction from the M1 to Sandyford with the extra driving lanes replacing the existing wide grass-covered median. This is a major project that is bringing a certain degree of disruption to the trafic flow on the M50: as the road is extremely important for the daily commuting of the Irish capital, it is important that the level of disruption is kept minimal. The new bridges are each carried by 12 round columns of dia 600 mm. Geotub 60 column formwork was chosen as it avoided the use of cranes, which would have forced the temporary closure of traffic lanes during installation and / or operation.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Dublin, Ireland – M50 motorway extension, Red Cow Roundabout

No crane, no disruption to the busiest highway of the nation.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Portloise, Ireland – M7 motorway extension The Irish National Development Plan (2000 - 2006) includes proposals to upgrade the N7 between Portlaoise and Limerick, and the N8 between Portlaoise and Cork to high quality dual carriageway / motorway standard. The next sections of the existing N7 route due to be bypassed and replaced by motorway is a section of route south of Portlaoise (a joint route project with the M8 diverging half-way along is planned), traversing the Great Heath of Maryborough. The total length of the motorway extension is in excess of 120 km, and there are currently 45 new bridges planned. Among the bridge designs is one that uses dia 900 mm support pillars, and Geotub 90 was chosen for its great simplicity of use, the reduced amount of personell required to form and strip, and the elimination of the use of cranes and heavy equipment in remote countryside locations with soft soil conditions.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Portloise, Ireland – M7 motorway extension Contractor: Ascon Established in 1958, Ascon Ltd., is the largest civil engineering contractor in Ireland.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Belgorod, Russia – commmercial / residential development

Urban building in Belgorod, Russia (2007) This building was planned for commercial and residential use. It has a footprint of over 2000 m2, and 8 floors height. All the structural work is in reinforced concrete. Exclusively Geoplast formwork was used: - basement walls: Geopanel - elevetor shafts: Geopanel - columns: Geotub Panel - slabs: Geosky

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Belgorod, Russia – commmercial / residential development Belgorod, Russia Large urban building All structures built with the Geoplast formwork system.

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Major Projects with plastic formwork Varonesh, Russia – residential & commercial building

Residential and commercial building in Varonesh, Russia (2007) Wall, slab and column formwork was used to create the reinforced concrete grid structure of the building. The columns were easily integrated in the wall structure. Total footprint: 960 m2

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Major Projects with plastic formwork St. Petersburg, Russia – residential highriser

Residential highriser in St. Petersburg, Russia (2008, in construction) A twin 6-floor residential building was planned for commercial and residential use. All structures were poured in situ using Geoplast formwork.

Geoplast formwork used: - Structural walls: Geopanel - elevetor shafts: Geopanel - columns: Geotub Panel - slabs: Geosky

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