The self-climb­ing form­ing and work­ing plat­form for high-rise cores

So­phis­ti­cat­ed tech­nol­o­gy for a pro­fes­sio­n­al con­struc­tion work­flow

The Plat­form SCP was de­vel­oped as an ef­fi­cient and safe way to con­struct high-rise cores. It has room for all the site equip­ment need­ed, and is en­closed on all sides for safe, weather-shield­ed work­ing, even at very great heights. Af­ter pour­ing, the form­work for an en­tire storey is raised by pow­er­ful hy­draulic cylin­ders from one cast­ing sec­tion to the next.

Max­i­mum safe­ty

for the en­tire site

All op­er­a­tions can be car­ried out safe­ly and quick­ly

  • on the SCP's large, ful­ly en­closed works­pace

  • be­cause the climb­ing scaf­fold is an­chored to the con­crete at all times

  • as the whole "site" is re­po­si­tioned hy­drauli­cal­ly with just one lift

  • with the in­te­grable Lad­der sys­tem XS

Rapid work­ing

in a con­trolled se­quence

Op­ti­mised form­work con­cept for fast form­ing-times

  • form­work is sus­pend­ed for quick and easy set-up and re­mo­val

  • all the form­work for an en­tire storey is raised in­de­pen­dent­ly of the crane

  • equip­ment con­tain­ers, stair tow­ers and con­crete plac­ing booms are all in­te­grat­ed

  • ser­vice loads can stay on the plat­forms while th­ese are be­ing raised

Su­perla­tive cost-ef­fi­cien­cy

for your high-rise core

A cost-ef­fec­tive so­lu­tion is en­sured by

  • the tie-rod-free sus­pen­sion method for the sys­tem, based on re-use­able steel box­es

  • the prac­tice-ori­ent­ed pro­ject plan­n­ing pro­vid­ed by Do­ka

Media

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References

Sky Tow­er Mum­bai

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Tour CBX

Sa­t­urn Tow­er

RWE GAS Tow­er

Ma­ri­na 101

Köl­n­turm

Kis­ta Sci­ence Tow­er

Du­al-car­ri­age­way bridge in Ni­tra

Di­ax Tow­ers

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Core climbs ahead

In this construction method, the core zone (lift shafts, stairwells) climbs ahead of the floor-slabs. "De-linking" the different building components in this way speeds up work, while providing excellent protection against the weather.

Slab and walls cast in one pour

The characteristic feature of this method of construction is that the slab and walls are cast in one single pour – for maximum speed and economy.

Per­fect lo­gis­tics, com­plete ease of op­er­a­tion

The high service loads that are possible on the Platform SCP save storage space on the site. For even faster cycle times, the reinforcement operations can also be carried out above the platform. The system makes it possible to suspend working platforms that reach deep down into the shafts, enabling the crew to start carrying out finishing-jobs while the concreting works are still underway.

The form­ing ma­chine

(A) Openings as needed in the working platforms, for equipment-handling or for installing stairways

(B) Safe access routes, thanks to the flexibility with which stair towers can be used

(C) Equipment and tool containers can easily be installed. This optimises the infrastructure.

(D) A concrete placing boom can be integrated into the formwork concept, and raised with the Platform SCP.

Up­wards at the push of a but­ton

Together with the working platform, timber-beam or framed formworks are raised to the next casting section in a single lift, by powerful hydraulic cylinders.

Am­ple space and safe­ty, at any height

The generous striking-distances and ingenious platform system permit "Safe. Fast. Efficient." working, just like on the ground.

Media

Doka Climbing Systems "High Expectations" Play Doka Climbing Systems "High Expectations"
Climbing sequence Play Climbing sequence
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References

Sky Tow­er Mum­bai

Zurich Toren

Tour CBX

Sa­t­urn Tow­er

RWE GAS Tow­er

Ma­ri­na 101

Köl­n­turm

Kis­ta Sci­ence Tow­er

Du­al-car­ri­age­way bridge in Ni­tra

Di­ax Tow­ers

More