The model shows a three-story reinforced concrete building in Laupheim, which was realized as part of a competition. The engineering office Rohmer GmbH created the 3D model in RFEM to account for the interaction of stiffening wall and floor panels. Special features include incompletely executed wall panels down to the foundation and a required pile foundation due to poor soil conditions. The RF-CONCRETE add-on module was used for the design of the reinforced concrete surfaces and members. Overall model in RFEM (© Rohmer) – more information at Ingenieurbüro Rohmer GmbH
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School Building in Laupheim
Number of Nodes | 3328 |
Number of Lines | 4755 |
Number of Members | 122 |
Number of Surfaces | 1339 |
Number of Load Cases | 11 |
Number of Result Combinations | 2 |
Total Weight | 6973,045 t |
Dimensions (Metric) | 58.042 x 55.746 x 16.650 m |
Dimensions (Imperial) | 190.43 x 182.89 x 54.63 feet |
Program Version | 4.06.00 |





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