It’s Not Just Formwork. It’s Doka.
The Doka Group is one of the world’s leading companies for developing, manufacturing and distributing modern system formwork technology: Wall and Slab formwork, Bridge and Tunnel forms, Climbing, Load-bearing and Safety Systems.
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The Northgate Link Extension is a 4.3-mile light rail project designed to provide fast, reliable transit through a highly congested area of Seattle. Part of the project is to develop the Roosevelt Station to serve the surrounding neighborhoods and the Roosevelt business district, including Roosevelt Square. By the year 2030, Sound Transit expects approximately 8,000 people a day to board the light rail at Roosevelt Station.
Roosevelt Station
Paramount is a signature luxury condo tower part of the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter development. The 60-story tower, on the north side of downtown Miami at 700 N.E. 1st Street, will have 512 units atop ground-floor retail. Due to the large size of the main core on the building (29’-2” x 71’-0), Doka proposed pre-assembled Top 50 wall formwork with Super Climber to support construction of the main core.
Paramount Tower
The HSIB, located on the University of Arizona Health Sciences campus, will be a state-of-the-art education facility with clinical labs, simulation centers and large, medium and small group/team learning areas. The facility will support simulated practice situations and interaction between multidisciplinary teams of students, faculty and health professionals in medicine, nursing, pharmacy and public health.
Health & Science Innovation Building
One Vanderbilt is a skyscraper under construction in New York City on the corner of 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue in midtown Manhattan.
One Vanderbilt
Canvas Condos is a luxury residence tower, soaring 37 stories above Miami’s Arts and Entertainment District, and encasing 513 inspired residential units. The nearly all-glass facade is a window to the inspired landscape immediately north of downtown Miami.
Canvas Condos
The original park entrance bridge, which is still in use, is a fully wooden structure built in the 1920’s. With continuous use, and almost 100 years of fluctuating tides (almost 7’ between high water and low water), the bridge has outlived its design life. The new 1,295-foot-long bridge will be constructed from pre-cast pile, cast-in-place bent caps, pre-cast concrete girders, cast-in-place diaphragm walls, abutments, and wing walls. The new bridge will be located 6’ to the west of the existing bridge.
Fort Pulaski National Monument Entrance Bridge
The Route 47 Missouri River Bridge is a vital link for both Franklin and Warren Counties with about 11,000 vehicles a day using it. The Missouri DOT is building a new bridge to replace the old deteriorating bridge. The approximately $43 million, 2,560- ft bridge, located west of the existing bridge, will have two 12-ft lanes with 10-foot shoulders. It will also have a 10-ft bike/pedestrian path that will connect to the KATY Trail in Warren County.
Missouri River Bridge
Miami Worldcenter is one of the largest private master-planned projects in the United States, featuring a diversity of urban land use, including retail, hospitality, and residential space. Located in the core of downtown Miami, the 10-block, mixed-use development is situated immediately north of the Central Business District and is surrounded by world-class amenities and boasts convenient access to transportation.
Miami World Center
