Steel Construction for Roof Terrace and Escape Staircase at Energy Museum Kraftwerk Mitte, Dresden

Steel construction work for the energetic renovation and extension of the Energy Museum on the Kraftwerk Mitte site in Dresden: Steel structure for a roof terrace (S355J2, hot-dip galvanized, corrosivity category C3, estimated steel mass 8.98 t), steel structure for an escape and rescue staircase designed as a trough construction (S355J2, hot-dip galvanized, corrosivity category C3, estimated steel mass 5.22 t), steel structure for railings and claddings (S355J2, hot-dip galvanized, corrosivity category C3, estimated steel mass 2.54 t), parapet claddings made of aluminum perforated sheet (D 2.0 mm, round perforation RV 5-8, wet-lacquered, approx. 150 m²), approx. 30 grating steps, platform coverings made of grating (approx. 70 m²), facade cladding and railing construction for a tribune (VHF) including facade openings (S355J2, estimated steel mass UK 3.31 t), claddings made of aluminum perforated sheet (D 2.0 mm, round perforation RV 5-8, wet-lacquered, approx. 72 m²), and claddings made of aluminum sheet (D 2.0 mm, wet-lacquered, approx. 30 m²). The existing building measures approx. 28.00 m x 18.85 m, the new building approx. 18.05 m x 17.50 m with a 27.00 m cantilever on the 3rd floor.

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