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The formerly outdoor pool of the Roman hot springs in Baden near Vienna was covered with a glass roof thus creating a spacious transparent indoor swimming hall as the central element of a modern spa.
Simple steel ribbons span across almost 30 m in 1.50 m intervals and create the minimized and filigree structure for the roof. Inclined Y-supports deviate the tensioned stress-ribbons towards the facade thus creating the facade profiles anchored by tensioning anchors in the solid basement. This resulted in a highly transparent structure with the clearly visible flow of forces.
Simple steel ribbons span across almost 30 m in 1.50 m intervals and create the minimized and filigree structure for the roof. Inclined Y-supports deviate the tensioned stress-ribbons towards the facade thus creating the facade profiles anchored by tensioning anchors in the solid basement. This resulted in a highly transparent structure with the clearly visible flow of forces.
- Location
Baden near Vienna, Austria
- Architect
Projektgemeinschaft Römertherme
- Cooperation
Projektgemeinschaft Römertherme Katzkow, A., Dipl.Ing., Wien (Massivbau / solid construction)
- Awards
Attestato Acai 2001
- Client
Stadtgemeinde Baden bei Wien
- Contractor
Lorenzon, S.Dona di Piave, Italy (Stahlbau / steel construction)
- Our Scope of Work
conceptual design, construction design, site supervision
- Plan dimensions approx. 75 m x 28 m
- Plan area 2,071 m²
- Height 10.5 m
- Steel S355
- Span 27.8 m
- Roof area 2,936 m² (incl. facades)
- Glass tempered safety glass 12 mm and laminated safety glass 2 x 8 mm
- Cables open coil cables Ø 10 mm galfan-coated
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