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Hybrid structural design
Building in existing structures – expertise that makes the difference
Building in existing structures is characterized by uncertainties. Reliable documentation of the existing structure is often lacking, and unexpected findings regarding the building fabric – such as pollutants, hidden damage, or changes to the load-bearing structure due to previous uses – are part of everyday project work.
Especially in the early planning phases (LP 2–3), sound expertise is crucial. Targeted site surveys allow for the early identification and evaluation of unknown parameters. This creates a reliable basis for sound decisions, realistic concepts, and a successful project outcome.
Your added value:
Thorough inventory analyses provide a secure basis for planning and decision-making.
Early identification of risks and unknown parameters in the inventory
Closing knowledge gaps and relieving capacity bottlenecks
Support especially in service phases 2–3
Contribution to an efficient, high-quality and economical implementation
I provide targeted support to engineering firms where experience and expertise in building renovation are crucial – for safe, efficient and successful projects.
Services: Building in existing structures - Structural engineering
Structural analysis of existing buildings in solid construction
Analysis of the inventory documentation
Recording of the supporting structure
Verification of load assumptions after planning
Documentation and report preparation
Support in preparing structural stability analyses
Feasibility study for planned building expansions
Project definition and objectives
Inventory analysis
Identification of load reserves and problem areas
Inventory surveys will be conducted as needed.
Documentation and report preparation
Examination of the load transfer in the existing building
Feasibility study for redevelopment and repurposing of existing properties
Analysis of the inventory documentation
Examination of changes in use (load assumptions)
Analysis of variants for different planning concepts
Documentation and report preparation
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