216 Used software: Scia Engineer, Allplan Engineering CAE Special Projects 5 VIN Consult s.r.o. Contact Vladimir Vancik Address Jeremenkova 763/88 CZ-14000 Praha 4, Czech Republic Phone +420 244104080 Email [email protected] Website www.vinconsult.cz VIN Consult Prague was founded in 1993 as a member of Inros Lackner, a German consultancy group. The company is focusing on bridges, structural analysis and traffic engineering. Key specializations • Bridges, engineering structures, structural analysis • Design and renewal of bridges and engineering structures • Bearing structures of buildings and industrial structures • Reinforced and prestressed concrete, composite and steel structures, special foundation • Non-linear analysis, stability problems, dynamics of structures • Road structures, traffic engineering History At the beginning the company started with the design of roads and bridges, partly for German clients. In the second half of the nineties more attention was paid to industrial structures and buildings, with a significant amount of precast concrete structures. At the same time a new construction technology of arch bridges interacting with the soil was developed. In the new millennium VIN Consult is trying to make use of knowledge in different fields of structural analysis and design, focusing on large multifunctional objects and structures both in the analysis and in the design, combining innovative structural solutions, new materials and clever construction technologies. References • Shopping Centre Europark Prague, Vankovka Brno, Chodov Prague • Shopping Centre Arkady Prague, Arkady Liberec, Foundation Pit Liberec • Bridge over the Kartouzska Street in Prague • Pedestrian Bridge Ocelarska in Prague Vision The company wants to further develop its flexibility and special know-how, combining innovative solutions with high-tech computing and CAD instruments. Software VIN Consult uses two fully independent 3D-software packages with prestressing, dynamics and geotechnical model – Trimas from RIB Stuttgart and Scia Engineer. Beside these complex instruments many smaller software tools for local structural problems are used, mainly from RIB, geotechnical programs from FIDES as well as non-linear concrete analysis ATENA from Cervenka Consulting. CAD design is carried out with Allplan. Project history As VIN Consult came to the structural design in early 2008, a routine structure was being planned. During the building permit design the concept solution was totally changed, the aim being to develop a challenging structure, although not purposeless. The materials and technologies should be used according to layout, operating as well as construction requirements. Description of the structure The new airport terminal in Bratislava is designed as a six-storey building (one basement and 5 overground levels) with dimensions of 182x70 m in plan and above-the-ground height of 22 m. In the basement there are technical rooms and storages, passenger premises are situated on the 1-st and 3-rd floor. On the 2-nd floor there are offices as well as spaces to rent, the 4-th and 5-th level are New Airport Terminal in Bratislava The new airport terminal in Bratislava is designed as a six-storey building (one basement and 5 overground levels) with dimensions of 182x70m in plan and an above-ground height of 22 m. According to high demands on operation, layout and construction technology a rather complicated structure is designed with a corresponding aesthetical level. For the design, a full 3D CAD model of the structure was built in Allplan, which was used for the drawings as well as subsequently for the transfer to a 3D structural model in Scia Engineer. The transfer was successful resulting in a comprehensive structural model that allowed the static structural analysis as well as the dynamic analysis of seismic loading. Owner: Airport M.R.Stefanika, Bratislava Architect: AGA-Letiste Prague and Casua Prague General Contractor: Strabag Engineering Office: VIN Consult Prague Construction Start: 01/09/2008 Construction End: 31/03/2010 Location: Bratislava, Slovak Republic; Project Information Short Description
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