Project countrySwitzerland
Project locationAltdorf
Builder Cantonal Bank of Uri
Architect Buchner Bründler Architekten AG
Structural engineerDr. Lüchinger + Meyer Bauingenieure AG
Executing companyArge UKB Gamma Porr, c/o Gamma AG
Image: © Cantonal Bank of Uri
Newly designed structural formers for the production of material-efficient, lightweight reinforced concrete slabs. The innovative product line was developed especially with regard to optimized logistics, assembly,simple handling on the construction site, robustness, safety and high performance for all slab thicknesses.
Learn more.In a new research building costing 73 million Euros and with 5000 m2 of floor space, researchers from medicine and the natural sciences will be able to pool their expertise from 2024 onwards.
Learn more.A modern elementary school for students from six grades is being built with sustainable Cobiax void former technology.
Learn more.Eight-storey residential building with a wide range of retail on ground floor.
Learn more.A service and logistics building is being constructed on the former industrial site as a modern superstructure with a wide range of possible uses.
Learn more.In the heart of the campus, open on all sides and built sustainably with Cobiax.
Learn more.A Bundestag administration building is being built in Berlin. A lot of glass requires little weight. Cobiax was the logical choice.
Learn more.Sustainability at its best: LEED certification in gold
Learn more.State-of-the-art sustainability criteria through Minergie-Eco certification.
Learn more.The multifunctional center is a large complex project and includes, in addition to the hospital building, an exhibition hall, a library and a café.
Learn more.Another perfect match of architecture and Cobiax: the characteristic wide cantilevered balconies could only be efficiently implemented thanks to the weight reduction provided by the Cobiax void formers.
Learn more.Conference services remarkably improved – in a metal dress
Learn more.Directly on the Main River, next to the new headquarters of the European Central Bank, the “Hafenpark Quartier” is being developed in Frankfurt’s Eastend district. Cobiax is being used to build the towers, which will contain several hundred apartments.
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