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illustration by Kim Dalgaard |
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Project Co-ordination and product development
- Etteplan’s Customer: KONE OYJ /Major Project
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- End Customer: HSB Malmö
- Architect: Santiago Calatrava
- Project Country: Sweden
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Turning Torso in Malmö Sweden is the highest residential building in Europe reaching 190 m.
Building consist of 9 blocks and has 57 floors.
The helix-shaped building is facing the water and turns 90 degrees as it twists upwards.
Kone elevators supplies 5 elevators to the building. Three of them reach the top and have speed of 5.0 m/s. Other two serve office areas at the two lowest blocks. Office lifts have a revolutionary jump lift method that is used during the building phase. Jump lift uses a moving machine room that is jumped upwards as building construction progresses. No additional interface to the building is needed.
Visit www.turningtorso.com
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Etteplan was responsible for co-ordination of the delivery project and co-ordinating the development of the jumplift. |
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Co-ordination:
- Clarification of specification with customer and sales company
- Management of variations
- Co-ordination of engineering
- Timing and pricing
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Product development co-ordination:
- Basic design
- Managing of safety and approval process
- Design of installation process
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