PERI solution
Synergy decided to use PERI’s Self-Climbing ACS Core 400 (C400) for both towers to streamline and automate the construction of the elevator cores. With the help of high-capacity hydraulic cylinders, 160 tons of equipment, including MAXIMO wall formwork and the concrete placing boom, can move from one floor to another without the use of the tower crane. This significantly simplifies and accelerates the construction process.
An RCS-P protection enclosure was installed around each building to increase job site safety. The enclosure cantilevers 7.5 m above the top slab, covering 2.5 floors above and 1.5 floors below. In addition to preventing loose equipment or debris from falling off a building, the system protects workers from harsh wind and weather issues associated with high-rise construction. In addition to ensuring the safety of the workers and the public, the RCS system provides an area for material storage and for worker access to the building exterior; the enclosure system incudes working platforms around the perimeter of the slab. The psychological benefits of an enclosure and safe access around the edge of the slab result in high worker productivity. They can more easily work with loose formwork systems, such as SKYDECK, right up to the edge of the building.
The RCS-P enclosure provides an opportunity for advertising. The towers are easily identifiable and provide a powerful branding opportunity for the developer, the project, and the formwork contractor.
When the towers are complete, they will undoubtedly add a captivating element to the city's skyline.
Through the combined use of PERI's ACS-C400, RCS-P, SKYDECK, and MAXIMO systems, Synergy has been able to achieve a 4-day cycle for each floor.
