Steel Core
Reversible steel frame
building
November 2021, finished.
Summary
The steel structure acts as the main vertical load-bearing part of the GTB Lab. The over-dimensioning means that future transformations will not be a problem.
Details
The design of the load-bearing part of the GTB Lab 'core' is oversized to allow future adaptations to be connected to the steel frame. It is built entirely with nuts and bolts to be reversible.
The steel structure is strategically located in the centre of the building. This allows changes to be made to the sides and supports the ability to bring daylight and fresh air into the centre of the building.
Owner
Architect
Industry consortium
Andy Tullemans Constructiebedrijf B.V.
Location
Franklinstraat 8, Weert, The Netherlands
Construction year
2021
Gross floor area
11,75 m2
Gross building volume
143,35 m3
Hazardous materials
None
Circularity data
Circularity Profile:
Reversibility:
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High quality materials reuse:
Materials recycling:
Embodied mass:
Embodied carbon:
13,35 ton
20,69 ton CO2
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No. of standardized relations:
84
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Steel Core
