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Expo 2020 Metro Station, Dubai


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Client

JML FACADES


Owner / Developer

RTA Dubai


Architect

Parson Systra


Building Function

Transport


Status

Completed 11/2020


Facade Scale

approx. 12.200 m²


Height

approx. 37 m


Technical Features
  • Unitized curtain wall
  • Stick curtain wall
  • Diamond-shaped cladding, aluminium
  • Ceiling
  • Automatic sliding door

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We provided

Engineering

With the award of the contract, we check the contractual framework conditions as the basis for the implementation. If necessary, we adapt the technical solutions to any requirements that have changed – always with the goals of our client in mind.

  • Contract review, determination of the contracted services and if necessary, developing alternative solutions
  • Operational management, cost and budget audits
  • Assessment of technical amendment suggested by the contracting parties, assessment of proposed modifications
  • Evaluation of implementation alternatives to the approved diagrams (IFC Issued for Construction Drawings)
  • Definition of the main strategic objectives as the basis for a coordinated facade design

Facade system development translates an identifiable design direction and defined project requirements into a coherent technical facade approach.

  • Priedemann develops system types, elements, principle details and interfaces and adapts existing systems to the project where required.
  • Structural, fabrication and installation conditions are considered as part of that development.
  • The result is a robust technical direction for subsequent technical design, shop drawings and production planning.
  • Priedemann develops facade systems and technical concepts from an agreed design direction.
  • The work considers system build-up, materials, principle details, interfaces, performance requirements, and conditions for production, transport and installation.
  • Existing systems may be adapted or project-specific solutions developed and compared against clear criteria.
  • The outcome defines the technical system approach and provides a robust basis for subsequent technical design, shop drawings and production planning.

Priedemann advises on the development of facade mock-ups, because the reality of a design under climate, wind and weather conditions is always more demanding than the theory.

  • This spans advice on the architectural visual mock-up, the performance mock-up, and on-site testing of already-installed elements.
  • Priedemann prepares technical drawings, researches products and materials, and advises on manufacturer selection.
  • Priedemann develops the technical basis for visual mock-ups, performance mock-ups and agreed facade tests.
  • Depending on the appointment, requirements, drawings, specifications, products and materials are prepared and coordinated with manufacturers or testing bodies.
  • For performance mock-ups, the test arrangement and criteria are derived from the project requirements.
  • Observations and results are documented and can inform subsequent design.
  • Fabrication and execution of the tests remain with the appointed parties.

Different purposes of facade mock-ups

  • Not every facade mock-up answers the same question.
  • A visual mock-up can be used to consider materials, appearance and the construction of a representative facade section.
  • A performance mock-up addresses defined technical requirements and test conditions using a sample construction.
  • Agreed tests can also be carried out on facade elements already installed on site.
  • The appropriate type of mock-up or test therefore depends on the specific project question and the requirements to be assessed.

Facade material take-off and ordering documentation translate the coordinated facade design into specific information on materials, quantities, processing and allocation.

  • Depending on the brief, Priedemann structures technical material data, quality criteria, cutting information, finishes, tolerances and delivery or production sequences.
  • This creates a clear technical basis for procurement and production preparation.
  • Content and accuracy depend on the design status, available information and agreed scope.
  • Priedemann prepares material take-offs and technical ordering information from the coordinated facade design.
  • Materials, qualities, dimensions, finishes and related technical data are structured and allocated to the relevant components or production lots.
  • Depending on the appointment, quantities, cutting lists, optimisation information and ordering references may be included.
  • The documents support procurement and production preparation.
  • Ordering, supplier selection and commercial purchasing remain with the client or contractor.

Priedemann compiles production documentation for the designed facade, such as construction drawings, shop-drawing information, production and installation drawings, and structural and building-physics calculations through to material lists.

  • Depending on the appointment, Priedemann also provides technical support for selected aspects of facade fabrication, supplies CAD and CAM data for computer-aided production, and accounts for the potential and capacity of the relevant production site.
  • Priedemann compiles production documentation for the fabrication of facade components.
  • This may include working and production drawings, material schedules, CAD or CAM data, and agreed structural and building-physics information.
  • Components and data are allocated clearly to production lots and coordinated with the intended fabrication process.
  • Depending on the appointment, Priedemann supports technical questions during production.
  • Responsibility for fabrication and quality control of the manufactured components remains with the contractor.

Good installation planning connects the intended facade quality with a clear sequence on site.

  • Priedemann considers installation and logistics sequences, assembly processes and interfaces with other trades in advance and prepares clear installation information.
  • This allows elements, fixings, access and work sequences to be coordinated consistently with the planned execution.
  • Priedemann prepares installation and logistics documentation for the planned facade works.
  • This may include installation sequences, assembly and layout drawings, information on substructures and fixings, and drawings for integrated components.
  • Elements, access, transport routes and interfaces are represented so that installation can be prepared consistently.
  • The documents build on the coordinated production information.
  • Site management, health and safety, and responsibility for execution remain with the responsible contractors.
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