Diaphragm Walls And Barrettes For Top-Down Construction: A Project Report

Deep Foundations Institute
Bjöm Böhle
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Deep Foundations Institute
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Top-down construction (or cut and cover construction) is providing important advantages when comparing with conventional construction techniques for commercial developments with deep basements, underground car parks or near surface infrastructure and traffic tunnels. Main features are substantially reduced restrictions to surface usage, avoidance of intervention with adjacent property, provision of rigid substructures resulting in minimal deforma­tions and settlements and, last but not least, accelerated construction pro­gramme. The present contribution illustrates the construction method in general and elaborates in detail on the special foundation works for a major urban commercial high rise development requiring a six level basement structure.
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APA: Bjöm Böhle  (2006)  Diaphragm Walls And Barrettes For Top-Down Construction: A Project Report

MLA: Bjöm Böhle Diaphragm Walls And Barrettes For Top-Down Construction: A Project Report. Deep Foundations Institute, 2006.

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