Stuttgart 21 Reinforcement

Solutions for Building Complex Geometry

The new central station for the Stuttgart 21 infrastructure project by Ingehoven Architects features complex double curved concrete geometries. The roof transforms into 28 structural columns that provide daylight openings for the underground station. ROK's scope of work ranges from shape optimization processes for the reinforcement geometry to automatic reinforcement layout and planning of over 10000 reinforcement elements per column. ROK's customized software solutions allow the generation, clustering and handling of complex data sets to produce detailed reinforcement drawings. ROK was commissioned by the engineers Werner Sobek Stuttgart.

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Project Information

Type: Consulting
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Status: Under construction
Year: 2011

Credits

Client

Werner Sobek Design GmbH & Co. KG

Project Partners

Michael Knauss, Silvan Oesterle, Matthias Rippmann