Revolução na construção desafia a lei da física: prédio gigante de 240 metros de altura está sendo erguido no Brasil sem a utilização de vigas e promete revolucionar as obras no mundo

Revolution In Construction Challenges The Laws Of Physics: Giant 240-Meter Tall Building Is Being Erected In Brazil Without The Use Of Beams And Promises To Revolutionize Construction Worldwide

Written by Flavia Marinho Published on 14/05/2024 at 12:10

Boreal Tower vai além de ser um simples edifício gigante sem vigas. Ele é um marco na engenharia nacional e coloca o Brasil no mapa global da construção civil

Boreal Tower Goes Beyond Being a Simple Giant Beamless Building. It Is a Landmark in National Engineering and Puts Brazil on the Global Map of Civil Construction

The Construction Industry in Brazil is about to enter a new era, with the development of revolutionary technologies that challenge traditional norms. A stunning landmark of this advancement is the Boreal Tower, a 240-meter tall skyscraper located in Balneário Camboriú, being erected without the use of beams.

This innovation, called pilled raft, redefines the concept of foundation, replacing conventional structures with a gigantic block of reinforced concrete, firmly set on the deep rocks of the soil through anchoring piles. This transformation promises to revolutionize the construction industry in Brazil and worldwide.

Watch the Video Below and Check Out the Construction of the Largest Skyscrapers in Brazil

Brazil Is Paving the Way to Become a Global Reference in Engineering Works

This feat was not achieved overnight. It took 10 years of research and development to make the pilled raft a reality. The technical team at FG Empreendimentos traveled the world in search of the best available technologies, from construction logistics to the application of piping, installations, and pressure-reducing valves. This commitment to excellence and innovation places Brazil on the global map of civil construction.

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Revolution In Construction Challenges The Laws Of Physics: Giant 240-Meter Tall Building Is Being Erected In Brazil Without The Use Of Beams And Promises To Revolutionize Construction Worldwide

Boreal Tower Goes Beyond Being a Simple Giant Beamless Building. It Is a Landmark in National Engineering and Puts Brazil on the Global Map of Civil Construction

Watch the Video Below and Check Out the Construction of the Largest Skyscrapers in Brazil

Brazil Is Paving the Way to Become a Global Reference in Engineering Works

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Revolution In Construction Challenges The Laws Of Physics: Giant 240-Meter Tall Building Is Being Erected In Brazil Without The Use Of Beams And Promises To Revolutionize Construction Worldwide

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In the cold desert of Ladakh, where it hardly rains, engineer Sonam Wangchuk created the ice stupa, a tower that freezes winter water and stores it for irrigating crops in the spring, a simple engineering feat that mimics nature.

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They planted a sea of eucalyptus to produce cellulose, but the monoculture turned into a green desert, dried up springs and rivers, and pushed families out of regions in Minas Gerais and Bahia.

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