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

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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.

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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

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