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Station Łódź Fabryczna

Łódź, Poland

In December 2011 the construction of the multi-storey railway station "Łódź Fabryczna" in Poland started.

After the spectacular "Sky Tower Project" in Wrocław, MAX FRANK Poland focused on a new project launched in December 2011, the head station "Łódź Fabryczna".

The construction of the multi-storey railway station is one of the largest in Poland. About 750,000 m³ of concrete were used, three times more than for the complete project of the National Stadium in Warsaw. The building has three underground floors, the lowest (16.5 m underground) has four 400 m long tracks. A level above there is the station hall with shops, waiting rooms, ticket counters, etc., as well as a bus station and a parking garage. Above ground three buildings with more than 10,000 glass plates cover a total area of ​​36,000 m².

For the floor slabs with a thickness 1.6 m-2.4 m and the walls formwork elements for controlled crack joints Stremaform® with rubber water bar cage were used. The slabs of the underground station concourse were equipped with 1,300 shear force dowel Egcodorn® and 3,000 shear force dowel Egcodübel. After many delays, the station was finally opened in autumn 2016.

Type of building:

Railway station

Building contractor:

Torpol, Intercor, Astaldi, Przedsiębiorstwo Budowy Dróg i Mostów

Completion:

2016 

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+49(0) 9427 189-0

Max Frank GmbH & Co. KG
Mitterweg 1
94339 Leiblfing
Germany

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