Steel constructions

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Product • By Tim Global EngineeringStructural steel design of all types of steel and concrete structures

Structural design

We are specialized in design of all types of steel and concrete structures. We carry out finite element analysis (FEA) for structures using the best and the latest software tools. Using these software tools, we simplify and resolve even the most complex structures and structural design problems. More

Project • By ECOSTEELOffices

ELLEDI Headquarter+Offices

Multistorey steel building hosting one of Europe’s market leaders in the production of sweets (Elledi). Building with height ranging from minimum of 8 m to maximum of 24 m arranged for the instalment of 20 m high storage silos. The perimeter is partly made of sandwich panels with corrugated outer finish arranged horizontally, partly with substructures in polyurethane resin and mineral wool (for soundproofing) and partly with sandwiched panels with alucobond sheet cladding. Alveolar type floors (maximum load 6000 kg/sq m) More

Project • By ECOSTEELPrivate Houses

Casa MYA

A high-tech white “cube” made of steel and glass. The cube is an “extra room” of the house and is now used as a library. Its fine lines, design and architecture make the cube a fine piece of sustainable art. More

Project • By ECOSTEELOffices

SIDI SPORT headquarter

The new SIDI SPORT headquarter is an extremely high tech and dynamic building. Each one of the steel arches, whose job is to erect the whole building, are positioned 30m away one another. The arches intersect with each other at an inclination angle, which varies from a minimum of 10 degrees to a maximum of 15. This has been achieved thanks to the implementation of modern computing, 3D design software and a fierce collaboration with Architect IvanoSebellin Valentino. More

Project • By ECOSTEELPavilions

China Corporate United Pavilion (CCUP) @ EXPO 2015

The image of power that arises from the breaking of ground to the sprouting of seeds has inspired the design of the China Corporate United Pavilion (CCUP). The life that comes from the green heart, that contains the auditorium space, transforms into the spiral of a DNA chain tracing an upward path, to then take on an elliptical form: the ramp gently accompanies visitors upwards towards the open spaces of the Italian-Chinese garden and the terrace. The pavilion is a temporary construction for these six months. Its simple geometric shape of an outer rectangle – aesthetically lightweight and breathable thanks to the breathable membrane and glass walls – covers the harmonious inner curves that represent the vitality of Chinese enterprises. More