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    Schüßler-Plan: Berlin-Spandau Station (High-Level Railway Station Hall)

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    The document describes the Berlin-Spandau Station high-level railway station hall in Berlin, Germany. The station hall sits on a rail bridge that is part of the 404 meter long Spandau Railway Station. It has a 75 meter long and 62 meter wide concourse with a vaulted steel and glass roof resting on beams in a 9 by 9 meter grid. The tracks in the elevated station were laid directly onto the steel-reinforced concrete roof, which was constructed using in-situ concrete.

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    Schüßler-Plan: Berlin-Spandau Station (High-Level Railway Station Hall)

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    The document describes the Berlin-Spandau Station high-level railway station hall in Berlin, Germany. The station hall sits on a rail bridge that is part of the 404 meter long Spandau Railway Station. It has a 75 meter long and 62 meter wide concourse with a vaulted steel and glass roof resting on beams in a 9 by 9 meter grid. The tracks in the elevated station were laid directly onto the steel-reinforced concrete roof, which was constructed using in-situ concrete.

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    The document describes the Berlin-Spandau Station high-level railway station hall in Berlin, Germany. The station hall sits on a rail bridge that is part of the 404 meter long Spandau Railway Station. It has a 75 meter long and 62 meter wide concourse with a vaulted steel and glass roof resting on beams in a 9 by 9 meter grid. The tracks in the elevated station were laid directly onto the steel-reinforced concrete roof, which was constructed using in-situ concrete.

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    Schüßler-Plan: Berlin-Spandau Station (High-Level Railway Station Hall)

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    Tarun Kant Goyal
    The document describes the Berlin-Spandau Station high-level railway station hall in Berlin, Germany. The station hall sits on a rail bridge that is part of the 404 meter long Spandau Railway Station. It has a 75 meter long and 62 meter wide concourse with a vaulted steel and glass roof resting on beams in a 9 by 9 meter grid. The tracks in the elevated station were laid directly onto the steel-reinforced concrete roof, which was constructed using in-situ concrete.

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    Schler-Plan

    BERLIN-SPANDAU STATION (HIGH-LEVEL RAILWAY STATION HALL) BERLIN

    Berlin-Spandau Station (High-Level Railway Station Hall)


    The high-level railway station hall sits on the rail bridge and is part
    of Spandau Railway Station, which is 404 m long in total. The
    station building comprises an approximately 5 m high, 75 m long
    and 62 m wide station concourse with a vaulted steel and glass roof.
    The roof rests on beams set out in a 9 by 9 m grid. The central roof
    area is constructed in parallel, waved lines of varying thicknesses of
    between 55 cm and 12 cm. The structure was constructed using insitu concrete, the tracks in the elevated station were laid directly
    onto the supporting steel-reinforced concrete roof. The station hall
    stands on a flat foundation.

    Client
    Deutsche Bahn AG
    Location
    Berlin, Germany
    Technical Details
    Bridge type: integral frame bridge
    Material: steel-reinforced concrete
    Total length: 75 m
    Grids: 3x9 m
    Construction method: falsework
    Services provided by Schler-Plan
    Structural Engineering
    Approval planning
    Detailed drawings

    Schler-Plan GmbH pr@schuessler-plan.de www.schuessler-plan.de Abb.: Schler-Plan

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