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Structural Design Buildings Version 1.1, October 2014 Structural Design Buildings Version 1.1, October 2014 Capability Statement Capability Statement: Structural Design Buildings For further information please contact us: Jan Janssen Jan Font Freide T: +31 (0)24 3284627 T: +31 (0)10 2865366 M: +31 (0) 6 20414509 M: +31 (0) 6 22245513 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Secretariat: Naomi Derksen Marian den Hartog T: +31 (0)24 3284643 T: +31 (0)10 2865389 Copyright © October 2014 HaskoningDHV Nederland B.V. Project details throughout this document may have been utilised the services of companies previously acquired by Royal HaskoningDHV. Structural Design © HaskoningDHV Nederland B.V. 1 1 Contents 1 Structural Design, Buildings ...................................................................................... 3 1.1 Structural Design ................................................................................................................................................ 4 1.2 Added Value ....................................................................................................................................................... 4 1.3 Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) & Building Information Modelling (BIM) ................................................ 4 2 Specialties, Structural Design Advisory group ....................................................... 5 2.1 Tall / High Rise Buildings ................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 Urban development / High Rise Buildings .......................................................................................................... 7 2.3 Redevelopment / Low weight buildings .............................................................................................................. 8 2.4 Specialism & Innovations ................................................................................................................................... 8 3 Projects ...................................................................................................................... 10 4 Awards, publications, memberships ....................................................................... 20 5 Staff ............................................................................................................................ 24 6 Buildings .................................................................................................................... 28 6.1 Buildings ........................................................................................................................................................... 29 6.3 Innovation strategy ........................................................................................................................................... 29 6.2 Markets ............................................................................................................................................................ 29 7 Royal HaskoningDHV ............................................................................................... 30 7.1 Company Profile ............................................................................................................................................... 31 7.2 Our Sectors ...................................................................................................................................................... 31 Structural Design © HaskoningDHV Nederland B.V. 2 1 Structural Design, Buildings Structural Design, Buildings 1.1 Structural Design Creative, innovative, sustainable and practical solutions for building designs. That is what we provide. Working closely with our Clients, architects and building partners, we strive to ensure that the very best projects are delivered on time and within budget, while enhancing society with a brighter, more sustainable future. 1.3 Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) & The advisory group Structural Design is part of the Building Information Modelling (BIM) Business Line Buildings and has approximately 75 staff members located in three countries: the Netherlands, Building Information Models (BIM) are increasingly India and United Arab Emirates (UAE). being used by our experts to develop our projects. Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) is an effective step 1.2 Added Value forward in creating efficient building designs. The VDC approach which has been developed in cooperation As environmental issues continue to change with with Stanford University and the University of Delft, increasing speed, the requirements which buildings focuses on product, process and organisation, before must meet in terms of sustainability and cost- the actual detailed design is carried out. Royal effectiveness become ever more demanding. Our focus HaskoningDHV uses integrated rooms (I Rooms), in is in creating structural designs using innovative which we stimulate the integrated approach using technologies to deliver built environments that best suit virtual models to create the most efficient design. our clients’ needs, with the emphasis on buildability, This approach has advantages such as time sustainability, flexibility and safety. We ensure that the optimisation, cost effectiveness and risk reduction, best solution can be built at minimum expense in terms without affecting the quality of the finished product. It of total cost of ownership, but can also be exciting, leads to a smooth integration process with all refreshing and beautiful. Our experts are active in stakeholders and disciplines within the design team. identifying new trends, emerging challenges and technical advancements which we develop into promising opportunities. By using our advanced technical skills and business networking, we are able to convert opportunities into innovative solutions which offer value within society. Structural Design © HaskoningDHV Nederland B.V. 4 2 Specialties, Structural Design Advisory group Specialties of our Structural Design Advisory Group 2.1 Tall / High Rise Buildings HaskoningDHV have been the structural designers. In 2013 ‘New Babylon’ was a European finalist. In 2014 Tall buildings are no longer exceptions; they are ‘The Rotterdam’ was winner. At the time CTBUH gradually becoming the preferred modality of a vertical stated: “De Rotterdam is an exercise in formal city. interpretation that is at once reminiscent of an imported In the Netherlands the opportunities for high rise mid-century American skyscraper, but epitomizes the construction are extremely limited due to small off-center experimentalism of modern Dutch art of the available footprints and unfavourable ground foregoing century. Though it is the largest building in conditions, often resulting in challenging slender the Netherlands, its mass is broken down into three designs. Royal HaskoningDHV have been responsible interconnected mixed-use towers”. for the design of approximately 50% of all tall buildings in the country and as as such, we are well adapt to Available project reference sheets of our high rise overcoming all challenges that come with high rise buildings are: design and construction. 1) The Rotterdam, Rotterdam (Winner CTBUH Best Tall Building Europe 2014 / In the top 10 of “Most Economic structural designs Glamorous Buildings Around The World”); Tall buildings have unique challenges. Iconic 2) New Babylon, The Hague (Winner in the category architecture, mixed programmes (residential, office, Architecture Specials of the Iconic Awards 2014 / nd hotel, retail and parking) are gradually finding new ways Cobouw award ´Best housing project 2011´ / 2 into vertical cities. As a result, high rise construction is place CTBUH Best Tall Building 2013, Europe fast becoming the main form of urban design to Region); overcome the ever increasing problem of available 3) New Orleans, Rotterdam; land. 4) Het Strijkijzer, The Hague (Emporis Skyscraper Award 2007 Best Tall building / New City Award We believe that sustainability, efficiency as well as 2007); innovative technologies and fast construction methods 5) De Kroon, The Hague (winner Concrete Award should be fully integrated into a structural design to 2011). achieve an economic building. Weblinks: Innovations Royal HaskoningDHV on CTBUH.org: http://members.ctbuh.org/royal-haskoningdhv Traditionally, tall buildings are constructed in either concrete, steel or a combination of both. A major High rises by Royal HaskoningDHV: challenge can be finding economy in design due to the http://skyscrapercenter.com/company/1465 large loads that need to be supported. However our structural experts are constantly exploring new ways of Blog Maurice Hermens on CTBUH conference: constructing lighter, more cost effective buildings and http://enhancingsocietytogether.blogspot.nl/2014/09/urb are currently developing a new ultra light system for tall an-densification-sky-is-limit.html buildings. In High rise design, Architects are constantly pushing the boundaries, and the requirements for maximising internal space can be challenging for the structural designer. To combat this, Royal HaskoningDHV has taken the innovative approach to use the building façade as load bearing element. Awards The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has awarded several designs on which Royal Structural Design © HaskoningDHV Nederland B.V. 6 Specialties of our Structural Design Advisory Group 2.2 Urban development / High Rise Buildings In a densely populated country like the Netherlands, particularly in the inner
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