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2020-11-13

This model shows an impressive hall frame structure with a curved timber roof of over 60,000 m² in size, realized by Graf-Holztechnik. The primary structure rests on steel and reinforced concrete columns up to 20 m high and uses massive glulam trusses. A record amount of approx. 8,000 m³ of individually calculated, thick, laminated plywood panels allows for a slim and efficient design. Designed by ATP Architects and Engineers in Vienna, Austria, and integrated into a structure designed in RSTAB (© ATP).


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Hall Frame Structure with Curved Timber Roof

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Number of Nodes 649
Number of Members 1259
Number of Load Cases 12
Number of Load Combinations 828
Number of Result Combinations 7
Total Weight 1882,603 t
Dimensions (Metric) 110.732 x 120.924 x 21.360 m
Dimensions (Imperial) 363.29 x 396.73 x 70.08 feet
Program Version 7.04.24
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