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From large-scale architectural projects to design: world-famous architect Richard Meier continues to work with Italcementi, a leading manufacturer of innovative materials for the building community.
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Jubilee Church
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CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
600 tons of TX Millennium white cement, incorporating titanium dioxide, produced at Italcementi’s cement works of Rezzato, Brescia, Italy;
2,600 tons of aggregates obtained by grinding white Carrara Marble;
550 tons of special mortars for executing the structural joints between the precast elements and for grouting both cable sheaths and post-tensioned bars by injection;
8 kilometers of post-tensioning steel cables;
7,5 kilometers of post-tensioning steel bars;
300 design drawings to cope with the building’s structural complexity, the large variety of block geometries and all construction details.
12,000 man hours devoted to studying, researching and eventually developing the TX Millennium cement;
23,000 man hours work from the design stage through to execution.7,000 plus visiting engineers and architects to the building site during the variousconstruction phases confirming the complexity of the construction process and the innovative solutions adopted.
GALLERY[oqeygallery id=26]
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Jubilee Church
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26 October 2003.
Press kit of the jubilee Church Dives in Misericordia, the large sails church .
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Jubilee Church
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26 October 2003.
Videos selection dedicated to the Jubilee Church Dives in Misericordia.
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Jubilee Church
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26 October 2003
An images selections of the Jubilee Church Built in 2003 in Rome and designed by the American architect Richard Meier. From the early construction’ s phase to the final Building.
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Jubilee Church
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Built in 2003 in Rome and designed by the American architect Richard Meier using TX Active, a photocatalytic cement specifically produced by Italcementi Group for this architectural work. (altro…)
