Planning contract
• Concept and development of the supporting structure
• Dimensioning and execution statics
• Verifiable statics

Project description
The Centerparc Group opened a new leisure pool in the west of France in 2014. The Aquamundo impresses with its wide arched beams in glulam, which support each other. But Le Dome also impresses with its approximately 6’000m2 roof area, supported by sloping stilts up to 9m high.

Project description
As a central point of attraction, an architectural jewel attracts. Built in a nature-conserving manner, the barrier-free treetop path, which is mainly made of wood, offers visitors a unique experience of the local forest. The path meanders at approximately the same height through the terrain to be explored. The entire path is secured with a steel railing on both sides with a wooden handrail. The skillful guided tour of the site opens up perspectives of the enchanting landscape panorama of the Neckertal.

Planning contract
• Engineer as project manager
• Partial services pursuant to SIA 103 / 2010

Project description
The timber frame arched bridge is made of glued larch wood. The self-supporting structure spans 38 meters and is mounted on concrete supports with micro piles. The roof consists of a textile membrane. A 500-ton mobile crane was used for the assembly of the 40-ton bridge. Moving the bridge to perfectly sit on the previously installed steel supports took 15 minutes. The new bridge over the Glatt river is accessible for disabled pedestrians, hikers and cyclists. It was officially inaugurated on 2 July 2016 and hand-ed over to the city of Opfikon.