Wall 18, one of the structure’s most twisted walls, merges with walls 17 and 2. Metal fixings are hanger brackets for precast concrete cladding

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Built to coincide with “Porto 2001 – European Culture Capital”, the concert hall is pictured here after structural work had been completed.
The complex includes a 1,800-seat opera house, a concert hall for 1,100 music lovers as well as a theatre for audiences up to 2,000.
The museum shape symbolizes a traditional village hut, which gradually crumbles into dust. Numerous offsets and inclined surfaces characterize the complex structure. PERI engineers developed a customized formwork concept in order to carry out the project with a minimum quantity of special formwork.
The complex construction project with highest quality requirements demanded an experienced construction site team as well as on-site support through PERI engineers.
With the help of the customized PERI formwork and scaffolding solution, a new campus complex is being realized in Lima – with high architectural requirements and a tight construction schedule.
With an X-shaped floor plan, the architectural concept of this building created a new highlight in the urban development of the city of Hradec Králové. Originally, all external surfaces should have received an orange-painted facade. This concept was completely rejected due to the high-quality concrete surface finish.
The PERI solution served as both shoring and an assembly platform on which the enormous steel trusses of the roof construction were set down, assembled and moved into position.
With 77 t of PERI UP Rosett materials, the building´s design could be accurately realized as a three-dimensional spatial load-bearing structure.
A huge birdcage scaffold on the basis of PERI UP Rosett provided safe access ways and working areas for subsequent site activities up to a height of nearly 80 m.
For realising the extraordinary museum on time and within budget, PERI planned, produced and delivered over 3,500 customised special formwork elements.
The 33 m high and 60 m long sculpture ensemble, featuring Pegasus and a dragon, was realised in a larger than life size. With the help of the PERI UP solution, more than 1,000 bronze castings could be assembled and welded on site.
With the help of the PERI UP Rosett modular scaffold system, 24-metre high shoring was erected at the main entrance of the temple. Even at large heights, up to 40 kN per leg could be safely and reliably transferred.
The execution of this very impressive project required unique engineering and assembly implementation on the construction site.
The tent-like roof construction reached a height of 77 m. For the up to 32 m high PERI UP Rosett shoring towers, adapting to the complex roof geometry was carried out using system components from the VARIOKIT engineering construction kit.
With formwork and scaffolding systems perfectly matched each structural component, the concrete frame could be completely finished in only 9 months.
For the reconstruction of the Berlin City Palace, PERI supplied cost-effective formwork and scaffolding solutions from one source. Apart from short shuttering and moving times, the on-site support provided by the PERI engineers in particular ensured that the tight construction schedule could be maintained.
This extraordinary structure is characterized by twisting reinforced concrete walls which reach heights of up to 14 m.
PERI UP scaffolding on the longitudinal sides of the building was designed according to the expected loads and carried the construction loads.
Only when seen from an aerial perspective is the scale of the construction site really apparent: the area is the size of around 2,000 football pitches.
The Midfield Terminal Complex is the ultimate in construction sites: in order to maintain the tight construction schedule, PERI planned and delivered the formwork and scaffolding systems, and has provided yet another convincing performance through the competent engineering service and provision of huge quantities of materials at short notice.
The 600 m long, new satellite terminal at Munich airport is located in the centre of the airfield and encloses the apron tower and incorporates the existing baggage sorting centre. Construction is taking place during normal airport operations and presents an enormous challenge to all those involved in the project.
Delivering a high-grade architectural finish for a world-changing university.
The temporary works provided support to the 14.50m 2-floor element and pvodided a matrix of steel-deck working platforms enabling safe access and close monitoring during massive concrete pours
Bold designs and extraordinary architectural concrete fulfilled. In addition, the utmost accuracy was required for the subsequent glazing work