We are enthused to offer the Royal Centre of Horticultural Science and Learning as one of our Tekla Structures models. The building provides a venue for learning, conference and education, to all generations, in the world of Horticulture.
Curved fabricated steel sections have been utilized to create a floral look to the structure, effectively synthesizing nature and industrialism. The building not only serves as a place of congregation for likeminded society members but also as an aesthetic marvel to all visitors.
What made the project successful?
BIM encouraged effective data transmittal between sub-contractors across the whole project. The intricate steel layout introduced a variety of non-standard steel to steel connections which needed approval from all parties. Screenshots, IFC models and 2D CAD drawings were all used to submit information for review.
The project in numbers
Project Value - £1.1m (structural steel frame)
Tonnage - 347 tonnes
Assemblies - 5000 No.
Overall Size - 90m x 82m
Highest point - 10.1m
