In Vienna's Danube City district, the towering presence of Danube Flats, the tallest residential tower, has left an indelible mark on the city's landscape. Standing at a height of 180 meters with 48 stories and 600 apartments, this project is regarded as an exceptional achievement of engineering and architecture.
To realize a project of this magnitude, a reliable partner with expertise in various fields was required. The executing contractor, Granit Bau GmbH, has selected Doka as its executive partner for formwork solutions.
Building type
Residential building
Challenge
Construction of a high-rise building in minimal time, considering customer-specific requirements.
Solution
Overall solution for the construction of the core, the safe working on the slab edge and the preparation of temporary storage areas for the repositioning of formwork material.
To ensure a safe job site at a greater height, the Xclimb 60 Protection Screen was utilized. To make the construction process more independent and faster, the core walls of the building were constructed using the Xclimb 60 climbing formwork and the Framax Xlife framework formwork system, without first having the respective floor slab poured. Additionally the Doka Loading Platforms with load capacity of 5 tonns were used to optimize the logistic, the material transportation and storage on the floors.
"The first test for our new, rentable Doka Loading Platform has been passed! This was confirmed by the Danube Flats site team. A total of 6 platforms, distributed over several floors, are helping to optimize materials logistics. The fact that the loading platform is delivered to the job site ready for use and can be set down to the structure without any loss of time was particularly emphasized.“
Year of site completion
2024
Country
Austria
City
Vienna, Donaustadt
Architect
Büro 01 Architects
Contractor
S+B Gruppe & Soravia Group
Construction company
Granit Bau GmbH
Construction period
2019 - 2024
Typical floor height
3,18m
Formwork height
3,30m
Building height
180m
Number of pouring steps
48
Cycle time
14 days/floor