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Ferdinandstrasse 15 Hamburg, Germany Contract Value (net): 1.86 million EURO Construction Period: 11/2009 - 06/2010 Client: Grundstücksgesellschaft Ferdinandstr. 15 GmbH Hamburg Client: Barceló Hotels & Resorts Palma de Mallorca, Spanien Services: Turnkey building pit Diaphragm wall Anchor works Jet grouted underpinning Bracing Explosive ordnance clearance Soil works Dewatering Execution: Implenia Spezialtiefbau GmbH Infrastructure - Northern Branch Heidenkampsweg 81 20097 Hamburg GERMANY T +49 40 229257-201 F +49 40 229257-299 [email protected] www.spezialtiefbau.implenia.com A building pit of around 8.20 m deep was required for the new development of a hotel with a two-storey underground garage in Hamburg city centre following demolition of the old development. In the course of the trail clearance for the diaphragm wall production a contiguous bored pile wall d=40 cm consisting of steel pipes filled with reinforced concrete needed to be overdrilled. The noise-intensive demolition works could only be performed at night because of the adjacent development. The building pit securing used in the areas of "Ferdinandstraße" and "Brandsende" a rear-anchored diaphragm wall with inserted beam support with timber infill panels. The diaphragm wall directly in front of the building adjacent to the east was braced into the building pit using a steel construction. For structural reasons, in the ramp area of the new underground garage the adjacent buildings needed to be underpinned with a "watertight", rear-anchored jet grouted body. A sealing curtain of jet grouted columns extended this into the marl, so that a watertight trough was created together with the naturally tight floor. Quantities: 2,100 m² diaphragm wall d=60 cm, diaphragm depth 20 m 200 m² wall with inserted beam support 750 m³ jet grouted underpinning (watertight) 96 pieces anchors, l=15-18 m (partly under water strain) 70 tonnes steel bracing 11,000 m³ demolition and soil excavation Dewatering
Transcript of Hamburg, Germany - Implenia · Barceló Hotels & Resorts Palma de Mallorca, Spanien Services:...
Ferdinandstrasse 15
Hamburg, Germany
Contract Value (net):
1.86 million EURO
Construction Period:
11/2009 - 06/2010
Client:
Grundstücksgesellschaft
Ferdinandstr. 15 GmbH
Hamburg
Client:
Barceló Hotels & Resorts
Palma de Mallorca, Spanien
Services:
Turnkey building pit
Diaphragm wall
Anchor works
Jet grouted underpinning
Bracing
Explosive ordnance clearance
Soil works
Dewatering
Execution:Implenia Spezialtiefbau GmbHInfrastructure - Northern BranchHeidenkampsweg 8120097 HamburgGERMANY
T +49 40 229257-201F +49 40 [email protected]
www.spezialtiefbau.implenia.com
A building pit of around 8.20 m deep was required for the newdevelopment of a hotel with a two-storey underground garagein Hamburg city centre following demolition of the olddevelopment.
In the course of the trail clearance for the diaphragm wallproduction a contiguous bored pile wall d=40 cm consisting ofsteel pipes filled with reinforced concrete needed to beoverdrilled. The noise-intensive demolition works could only beperformed at night because of the adjacent development.
The building pit securing used in the areas of"Ferdinandstraße" and "Brandsende" a rear-anchoreddiaphragm wall with inserted beam support with timber infillpanels.The diaphragm wall directly in front of the building adjacent tothe east was braced into the building pit using a steelconstruction.
For structural reasons, in the ramp area of the newunderground garage the adjacent buildings needed to beunderpinned with a "watertight", rear-anchored jet groutedbody. A sealing curtain of jet grouted columns extended thisinto the marl, so that a watertight trough was created togetherwith the naturally tight floor.
Quantities:
2,100 m² diaphragm wall d=60 cm, diaphragm depth 20 m
200 m² wall with inserted beam support
750 m³ jet grouted underpinning (watertight)
96 pieces anchors, l=15-18 m (partly under water strain)
70 tonnes steel bracing
11,000 m³ demolition and soil excavation
Dewatering
