Silesian Industrial Park in Ruda Slaska

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Production hall for Silesian Industrial Park in Ruda Slaska

Description

A building complex in the Silesian Industrial Park consisting of a warehouse and production hall, a two-storey administrative building, a gatehouse with a boiler room, outside storage areas, parking-lots for workers and clients, as well as internal roads and maneuvering areas for trucks.

The usable height (to the underside of the crane) is 6.50m.

The two-storey administrative building connects to the long side of the warehouse. The ground floor is part of the technical and production offices, while the first floor is part of the administrative and social facilities for employees.

The design also included a project for a public road 1.5 km long.

Dimensions

Usable area (hall): 7 154 m2
Volume (hall): 75 125 m3

Usable area (administrative buildings) 1001.60 m2
Volume (administrative buildings): 4 922 m3

Construction

Built in June 2008

News

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This time the training with DYNAMO was completed by architects

Some time ago, architects also completed the next phase of training on the topic of ‘Creating tools to streamline and automate design work in the field of solar analysis, creation of equipment lists, and building partitions in Dynamo for Revit’.

Next stage of Dynamo training for constructors

The next stage was a training course for our design engineers on the topic of ” Creating tools to streamline and automate design work in the field of reinforcement of monolithic and prefabricated reinforced concrete structures, and building coordination models in Dynamo for Revit”.

Production and storage hall for KET Poland Sp. z o.o. in Zabrze

A few months ago, we completed a multi-discipline design and cost estimate documentation for a production and storage hall with social facilities and the necessary technical infrastructure for KET POLAND Sp. z o.o. in Zabrze.
The project was carried out entirely in BIM technology.

Advanced Training – Advance Steel Program

We continue to improve the skills of our design staff in the BIM environment – Building Information Modeling