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Calgary Eaton Center Calgary (Canada)

Calgary Eaton Center Calgary (Canada)

Calgary Eaton Center Calgary (Canada)

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Overview: The Calgary Eaton Centre is a prominent shopping centre located in Calgary, Canada, known for its architectural design and historical significance as part of the Olympic City of 1988. It comprises three interconnected buildings: Holt Renfrew, Calgary Eaton Centre, and TD Square, linked by two bridges that are integral to the structure.
Architectural Specifications: The centre features a barrel-shaped skylight made of point-fixed glass, spanning 26.87 meters and covering a total length of 205 meters, resulting in a glazed area of approximately 5,000 square meters. The supporting structure consists of curved tubes measuring 273 x 11 mm, with lengths of about 13.50 meters, designed to accommodate thermal expansion.
Structural Details: The arches are mounted on concrete brackets to allow for thermal expansion. The glazing is suspended from the steel construction, with each glass pane fixed via point fixings to 4-arm stainless steel spiders. The ends of the barrel roof are closed with a glass façade featuring glass fins.
Glazing and Finishes: The skylight is constructed with 10 mm toughened glass (ESG-H) with ipasol neutral 70/39 and 40% white silk screen printing, a 16 mm cavity, and 2 x 8 mm heat-strengthened glass (TVG) with 1.52 mm PVB. The steel structure is finished with a three-layer wet paint, top coat in white RAL 9010.
Additional Features: The project also includes a glass floor, glass bridge, stick construction (mullion-transom façade), and glass balustrades.
Project Team: The owner is 20 VIC Retail, Inc., Toronto, with MMC International Architects Ltd., Toronto as the architect. EllisDon, Calgary is the client, and Halcrow Yolles, Toronto provided planning and curtain wall planning. Photographs were taken by Calgary Photographer Noah Fallis.
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Calgary Eaton Centre Calgary (Canada) Bauherr / Owner: 20 VIC Retail, Inc., Toronto Architekt / Architect: MMC International Architects Ltd., Toronto Auftraggeber / Client: EllisDon, Calgary Planung und Fassadenberatung / Planning and Curtain Wall Planning: Halcrow Yolles, Toronto Fotos / Photographs: Calgary Photographer Noah Fallis/www.noahfallis.com www.coreshopping.ca Das Calgary Eaton Centre ist ein beliebtes Einkaufszentrum im Herzen der Olympiastadt von 1988. Es besteht aus den drei zusammengeschlossenen Gebäuden Holt Renfrew, Calgary Eaton Centre und TD Square, die über zwei Brückenübergänge...

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Calgary Eaton Center Calgary (Canada) Bauherr / Owner: 20 VIC Retail, Inc., Toronto Architekt / Architect: MMC International Architects Ltd., Toronto Auftraggeber / Client: EllisDon, Calgary Planung und Fassadenberatung / Planning and Curtain Wall Planning: Halcrow Yolles, Toronto Fotos / Photographs: Calgary Photographer Noah Fallis/www.noahfallis.com www.coreshopping.ca/corestruction.php Die Bögen sind beidseitig auf Betonkonsolen gelenkig gelagert, so dass Temperaturausdehnungen der Struktur weitgehend zwängungsfrei aufgenommen werden können. Die Verglasung als eigentliche Gebäudehülle ist...

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