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Residential in Rotterdam

Zonneveld Ingenieurs B.V. – Netherlands

The building is the tallest residential tower in the BeNeLux region and it is entirely prefabricated making it the tallest prefab building in the world.
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Residential and Office building in Amsterdam

Pieters Bouwtechniek – Netherlands

The development is composed of two different and distinct parts: a residential block made with reinforced concrete and a steel office portion of 10 stories.
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Museum in Leiden

Aronsohn consulting engineers – Netherlands

The project consists in the renovation and expansion of the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden.
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New concept of composite steel-reinforced concrete floor slab

Iuav University of Venice – Italy

The innovation proposed aims to provide a slim floor system with a total thickness of 282mm with higher mechanical resistance than a comparable conventional slim floor assembly, by strengthening the composite behavior of the steel-concrete bond thanks to rebars that work as shear studs, blocking the differential slip of the concrete to steel connection.
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Office, residential and retail in Rotterdam

Pieters Bouwtechniek – Netherlands

The building serves as the expansion of the city hall, also providing residential spaces in the downtown area of Rotterdam.
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Office building in Paris

DVVD Architecture Ingenierie Design – France

The building rises on the site previously occupied by another much smaller building of 11.
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Office building in Lyon

Terrell Group – France

The tower Silex2 stems from the renovation of the precedent EDF tower.
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Museum in Heilbronn

Schlaich Bergermann Partner – Germany

The Experimenta Science Center extension is the most recent addition to a pre-existing museum in Heilbroon, Germany.
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Passenger terminal of train station in Madrid

MC2 Ingeniería – Spain

The project described is the first part of a multi-stage extension project of the Madrid Atocha train station passenger terminal, to manage a two fold increase in passenger traffic in about 10 years.
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