Transportation portfolio by Sapa Building System - EN

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Striking visual design playsa key role in the creation oftransport-related buildingsas diverse as publictransport hubs andcar showrooms.Despite their differentfunctions, these buildingsmust meet the moststringent safety andsecurity standards. SapaBuilding System providesarchitects and builders withall the necessary knowledgeand materials to achievetheir ambitious goals.

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1,000,000 Destinations, 1 Solution

Sp Buidig Systmpduct gups _glazed roofs

_building integrated photovoltaics

_doors

_specialist products

_solar shading

_curtain walling

_windows

_conservatories

Sapa Building System product ranges provide design s olutions

in new build and refurbishment works in the public transport sector.

Public transit buildingsshould provide a comfortabenvironment, encouragingtransiting passengers tosocialise with each other.Sapa Building Systemscurtain walling solutions ansky domes are instrumentain creating and maintainingthe right atmosphere.

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100,000 Adventures, 1 Solution

Public safety and securityare priorities for publictransit buildings. SapaBuilding Systems productoffer comprises a greatvariety of advanced systemthat can be adapted to anygiven situation.

In cities with a high share of public transport, walking and cycling, the cost of transp

the community is half that of cities where this share is low. The cost of transport repr

only 6% of the local G DP in Tokyo or Hong Kong but more th an 12% in Houston or S

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When it comes toengineering support andplanning, the experienceof Sapa Building Systemand its partners is invaluablin the execution of yourpublic transport project.

Cross-border cooperation coupled to our determination to succeed means you are a

supported by Sapa Building Systems support network. Advice, assistance and pro

solving are never far away, no matter where your project is.

24 Countries, 1 Solution

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Secure exit under all circumstances

Panic Exit Device technology provides a safe escape

opportunity from a danger zone in case of emer-

gency. One push on the horizontal activation bar is

all that is necessary to open the door, without a key

and using minimum effort.

Sapa Building System offers a range of aesthetic

and high performance panic exit solutions, meeting

the safety and security requirements of the Euro-

pean standards EN 1125.

Two concepts, same efciency

To offer maximum architectural freedom and inte-

gration, Sapa Building System offers two horizontal

panic door locking systems which differ in their

aesthetics and function, both designed to meet all

your safety and security needs.

Push-bar: panic door lock with a tube

Movement of the horizontally attached tube in a

downward arc releases the locking mechanism. The

exclusive line of panic bars transforms a functional

object into an interior design accessory, capable of

tting in perfectly anywhere and everywhere. The T

cover-plates combine robustness and elegance, with

precise shapes and balanced dimensions.

Touch-bar: panic door lock with a pressure bar

Movement of the horizontally attached tube in the

direction of escape releases the locking mechanism.

Touch-bar panic exit devices offer a compact exible

solution capable of tting in all architectural environ-

ments. Particular attention has been paid to design,

quality and technical characteristic to create a series

of rened congurations.

Sapa Building Systemoffers a range of aestheticand high performancesolutions for panic exits,meeting the strictest safetyand security requirements.

A virtually invisible closing solution integrated into the door leafThanks to the particular care taken of the design (entrusted to PININFARINA), this product

enhances the look of any architectural context.

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Project: Lige-Guillemins StationArchitect: Santiago Calatrava LLC

City: Lige - Belgium

Fabricator/Installe

A landmark in the high-speed

rail network connecting

Western and Eastern Europe

You can tell by the new Guillemins station that Lige

is a major junction on t he high-speed rail connec-

tions between Western and Eastern Europe. The

32,000 square meter roof, with its aluminium and

glass panels supported by steel beams, in particular

appeals to the imagination.

In view of the importance of Guillemins for the high-

speed rail network, the Belgian national rail operator

SNCB/NMBS decided to completely renew part of

the station. This involved demolishing some of the

old station and constructing a new wing adjoining

the present main building.

As a result, an imposing yet elegant structure now

graces the station complex in Lige. The design

work was entrusted to Santiago Calatrava, a Spanish

architect who has many notable achievements to his

credit. His creative plans formed the basis for a call

for tenders in 2004. The Belgian company Portal

won the contract and manufactured, assembled

and erected the roof. For extruding and painting the

large amounts of aluminium proles the company

was able to call on its long-standing partner Sapa

RC Proles.

After consultations with the various parties respon-

sible for the supporting structure and the steel

beams, Portals engineers calculated the weights,

dimensions, tolerances and stability of the aluminium

proles, as well as the shape of the di es. During this

stage of the project, which lasted for six months,

Sapa provided technical advice and assistance.

In 2005 the assembling of the profiles started.

Sapa not only extruded but also painted the proles

before they were assembled. Aluminium proles

ranging from 8 kg to 128 g p er running metre were

used, amounting to 148 tonnes of aluminium in all.

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The actual installation of the roof elements followed

the pace of the Spanish main contractor who as-sembled and erected the steel beams of the roof.

Each time one of the vaults with its span of 85 me-

tres was completed, a new part of the roof s tructure

could be built on top of the beams. It was essential

that the roof elements could compensate for any

unevennesses and deviations in the shape of the

beams themselves. The top layer of aluminium and

glass was only tted at the very end, after the entire

vaulting and all loadbearing structures had been fully

completed. Sapa is proud of its contribution to t he

construction of the new Guillemins station in Lige.

Systems provided:

Tailor made building skin

An imposing yet elegant struthe station complex in Lige.the creative plans of the SpaSantiago Calatrava. Sapa is pcontribution to this landmark

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Project: Aeroporto de BejaArchitect: Consulgal

City: Beja - Portugal

Fabricator/Installer: Sertep

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Aeroporto de Beja

Beja, Portugal

On 15 April 2011 the Portuguese airport of Beja

started operating flights to the United Kingdom

and Cape Verde. The Aeroporto de Beja is the only

airport in Alentejo, which is the largest region in

Portugal and stretches from Lisbon all the way t o

the Algarve.

This airport is set to attract low cost carriers to

help develop local tourism in the vast region. It also

aspires to become a logistics service provider to

companies that are based in the hinterland of Port

of Sines and are developing business across Europe.

This infrastructure project is based on a contem-

porary architectural concept. Partly due to the use

of materials supplied by Sapa Building System, the

building satises the strictest thermal and acoustic

performance requirements and, at the same time,

meets all security standards.

Systems provided:

Curtain walling

Doors

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Project: Thitusons Bil ABArchitect: Arket Arkitekter

City: Stockholm - Sweden

Fabricator/Installer: GlasLindberg Fasad AB

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Project: Terminal WA, Perth AirportArchitect: Hassell Studios

City: Perth - Australia

Fabricator/Installe

Sapa Building System gets

a ying start Down under

Australia and New Zealand may be on the other

side of the planet but that hasnt stopped Sapa

Building System from entering a new and exciting

market. The new Terminal WA at Perth Airport, a key

infrastructure project in Australia and New Zealand,

presented itself as an ideal opportunity for forging

ahead into new territory. The new airport terminal wil l

use both standard and blast mitigation curtain wall

systems and is the rst successful project secured

by the collaboration between Sapa Building System

and Faade Directions.

Australias total market for extruded aluminium

proles is around 150,000 tonnes per year. Given

the fact that the countrys land mass is equal to that

of the United States of America and larger than

Western Europe, this does present some logistical

challenges.

Add to this the fact that the Australian building

codes and standards are swinging toward more en-

ergy efcient building design and operation, and the

time was right for Sapa Building System to launch a

mixture of thermal break and solid systems.

The new $ 120m domestic terminal building at

Perth Airport has a single level layout with high

ceilings designed to exploit natural light via a glazedfaade over 7m high and long banks of roof lights.

Sapas blast mitigation curtain wall system provides

elegant and effective protection for building oc-

cupants on the land side. The use of deep mullion

proles for the vertical curtain wall and roof lights

allows free spans without the need to rely on bulky

support structures. The consistent and minimal

sightline dimensions across all areas of the faade

optimise natural light transmission and provide

external views from within the building.

Systems provided:

Powerframe curtain walling

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Project: So Vicente AirportArchitect: Conceio de Macedo & Dante de Macedo

City: Mindelo - Cape Verde

Fabricator/Installer: Ocina LeiteConstructor: Armando Cunha

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Project: Upplands MotorArchitect: Wester + Elsner Arkitekter

City: Stockholm - Sweden

Fabricator/Installer: GlasLindberg Fasad AB

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Railway station

Zbeh, Czech Republic

The historical railway station of Zbeh was built in

1834 and has recently been refurbished, maintain-

ing the original features. The glazed tower with a

clock, designed by engineer and architect Miloslav

Tempr, is now the dominant feature of the build-

ing. Sapa Building System supplied Avantis 55 for

exterior parts of the building and Plaisance 50 forinterior partition walls.

Systems provided:

Curtain walling

Windows

Doors

Project: Railway stationArchitect: Zdenk udich,Moravia Consult Olomouc

City: Zbeh na Morav - Czech Republic

Fabricator/Installe

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Enfdha Hammamet International Airport

Enfdha, Tunisia

Endha-Hammamet International Airport is located

about 40 kilometres southwest of Hammamet. Con-

struction began in 2007 and the airport opened on

1 December 2009. The building reects the new

direction Tunisia has taken and is widely considered

a symbol of modernity.

The airport includes a 72,000m apron area capable

of accommodating 18 aircraft. The remote apron

area, which measures 57,000m, can handle 14

aircraft. There are 18 passenger boarding bridges

complete with check-in counters, baggage carou-

sels, immigration and customs booths.

The extensive use of glazing allows light to perme-

ate the whole of the interior space. A large patio in

the centre of the building and gardens between the

runway and departure lounges offer passengers a

chance to relax. The interior decoration is a blend of

traditional Tunisian and modern decorating styles.

Sapa Building System supplied various products for

the airports auxiliary buildings, including the metal

workshop, the president building and re station.

Systems provided:

Curtain walling

WindowsDoors

Project: Endha Hammamet International AirportArchitect: Wassim Ben Mahmoud

City: Endha - Tunisia

Fabricator/Installe

Investo

Constructo

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Project: Volvo MuseumArchitect: AKOS Arkitekter & Ingenjrer AB

City: Gothenburg - Sweden

Fabricator/Installer: Gteborgs Glasmsteri AB

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Project: Stazione di TarvisioArchitect: Ferrovie dello Stato

City: Tarvisio - Italy

Fabricator/Installer: Sipal SrlConstructor: Ferrovie dello Stato

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Project: St James Centre Car ParkArchitect: Broadway Malyan Architects

City: Edinburgh - United Kingdom

Fabricator/Installer: AC Yule AberdeenContractor: Raynesway Construction Services Ltd.

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Project: Edinburgh Park StationArchitect: Integrated Design Partnership

City: Edinburgh - West Midlands, UK

Fabricator/Installe

Contracto

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Project: Slinge RET StationArchitect: 2by4-architects, Rotterdam

City: Rotterdam - The Netherlands

Fabricator/Installe

The elegant design of the new corridors and the choice of blue glass have created visuplatforms and in the public spaces. This greatly improves the personal security aspect.

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Project: Utrecht RailstationArchitect: Benthem Crouwel Architecten / Movares

City: Utrecht - The Netherlands

Fabricator/Installer: BRS Building Systems

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Project: Hatay Airport Architect: Yakup Hazan Architecture

City: Hatay - Turkey

Fabricator/Installer: Denix MetalInvestor: General Directorate of State Airports Authority

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Project: Genve AroportArchitect: MM. Favre et Guth architectes

City: Geneva - Switzerland

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Project: Stazione Autocorriere BergamoArchitect: Arch. Tommasi

City: Bergamo - Italy

Fabricator/Installer: Tecnoall SrlConstructor: Comune di Bergamo

Martelarenlaan 38 bus 6

3010 Leuven

// BELGIUM

Fax: +32 16 25 39 17

Sapa Building System Vertriebs GmbH

Pirching 90 - 8200 Gleisdorf

// AUSTRIA

Tel: +43 3112 73 66 - 0

Fax: +43 3112 73 66 - 6

Sapa Building System NV

Industrielaan 17

8810 Lichtervelde

// BELGIUM

Tel: +32 51 72 96 66

Fax: +32 51 72 96 89

Sapa Building System s.r.o.

Veleslavnsk 150/44

CZ - 162 00 Prague 6

// CZECH REPUBLIC

Tel: +420 236 161 962

Fax: +420 236 161 969

Sapa Building System

Langhjvej 1, Indgang A

8381 Tilst

// DENMAR

Tel: +45 86 16 00 19

Fax: +45 86 16 00 79

Sapa Building System SAS

Espace Vernde 4-5 - Rte des Verndes

83480 Puget-sur-Argens

// FRANCE

Tel: +33 4 98 11 20 50Fax: +33 4 98 11 21 82


Sinikalliontie 18 A - 02630 Espoo

// FINLAND

Tel: +358 9 8678 280

Fax: +358 9 8678 2820

Sapa Building System GmbH

Anna-Schlinkheider-Str. 7b

40878 Ratingen

// GERMANY

Tel: +49 21 02 70 07 9-0

Fax: +49 21 02 70 07 9-10

p/a Orkla India PVT Ltd

307/308 B Wing, BSEL Tech Park

3rd Floor, Sector - 30A

Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 705

// INDIA

Tel: +91 22 67761900

Fax: +91 22 67761999

Sapa Building System s.r.l.

Via Altmann 10 - 39100

Bolzano/Bozen (BZ)

// ITALY

Tel: +39 04 71 20 06 72

Fax: +39 04 71 20 22 53

Sapa Statybu Sistemos

Kirtimu g.47,

LT-02244 Vilnius// LITHUANIA

Tel: +370 5 2102587

Fax: +370 5 2102589

Sapa Building System bv

Minervum 7067 - 4817 ZK Breda

Postbus 5647 - 4801 EA Breda

// NETHERLANDS

Tel: +31 76 587 34 00

Fax: +31 76 571 94 85


Kjeller Vest 6

Postboks 34 - 2027 Kjeller

// NORWAY

Tel: +47 63 89 21 00

Fax: +47 63 89 21 20

Sapa Building System Poland Spul. Graniczna 60 - 93-428 d

// POLAND

Tel: +48 42 683 63 73, 654 89 30

Fax: +48 42 683 63 91

Sapa Building System Portugal

Sintra Business Park

Zona Industrial da Abrunheira

Edifcio 2, 1. A/D

Sintra 2710-089

// PORTUGAL

Tel: +351 21 925 26 00

Fax: +351 219 25 26 99

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