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    This document provides a case study of a laboratory and office building constructed with cross-laminated timber (CLT) elements in Graz, Austria. The building features suspended CLT plates for the laboratory hall roof spanning 19.48 meters, and CLT walls with boxed cross sections. Prefabricated wall and roof elements were assembled with a high level of prefabrication, lifted with cranes, and erected in a short time period between 1999-2001. Plans, sections, connection details, and photos document the CLT structural system.

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    This document provides a case study of a laboratory and office building constructed with cross-laminated timber (CLT) elements in Graz, Austria. The building features suspended CLT plates for the laboratory hall roof spanning 19.48 meters, and CLT walls with boxed cross sections. Prefabricated wall and roof elements were assembled with a high level of prefabrication, lifted with cranes, and erected in a short time period between 1999-2001. Plans, sections, connection details, and photos document the CLT structural system.

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    This document provides a case study of a laboratory and office building constructed with cross-laminated timber (CLT) elements in Graz, Austria. The building features suspended CLT plates for the laboratory hall roof spanning 19.48 meters, and CLT walls with boxed cross sections. Prefabricated wall and roof elements were assembled with a high level of prefabrication, lifted with cranes, and erected in a short time period between 1999-2001. Plans, sections, connection details, and photos document the CLT structural system.

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    CENTRE FOR BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

    Institute for Timber Engineering and


    Wood Technology, TU Graz / Austria
    Case study no. 10

    Leonardo da Vinci project


    no. CZ/06/B/F/PP-168007

    WP6 – Case Studies


    PC 3 – A set of case studies
    General Information
     Type of building:
    Laboratory (hall) and office building
     Structural System:
    Suspended CLT-elements, ripped CLT-plates,
    walls with boxed cross sections
     Owner:
    Federal Building Agency (BIG), Vienna / Austria
     Location:
    Graz / Austria
     Erection date:
    1999 (begin) - 2001 (1st erection step finished)
     Architectural design:
    Arch. Nussmüller / , Graz / Austria
    Arch. Kampits & Gamerith, Graz / Austria
     Structural & constructional design, Building physics:
    Institutes of the Faculty for Civil Engineering,
    Graz University of Technology
     Manufacturer of timber structure:
    Stingl GesmbH, Trofaiach / Austria
    Plans (Erection step 1)
    Plan
    (with Laboratory hall
    dimensions)

    Offices
    Cross section

    Laboratory hall

    Office
    Walls

    → Boxed cross-section utilising cross-laminated

    element (CLT) rigidly glued with glulam rips


    Roof above laboratory hall

    → 5-layered CLT-plate (120 mm) suspended


    by steel trestles (tubes) and
    steel rods; span: 19,48 m
    Roof above offices

    → 5-layered CLT-element screw-pressed glued


    with glulam rips (GL32h, 140/280 mm, every
    600 mm)
    → Width per element 2400 mm
    → Span: 14,0 m
    Simple connection of the prefabricated
    elements with steel angles at the bottom
    and the first floor on the reinforced
    concrete structure
    Detail: Walls

    Special fastener system (steel ring and


    glued-in rods) at the longitudinal edges of
    the prefabricated elements
    Detail: Roof above laboratory hall

    Steel trestles (tubes) for the


    Steel part for load introduction suspending system of the CLT-
    of steel rods into the CLT- plate elements

    Detail of the steel trestles: drilled


    Joint of the CLT- plate (necessary holes for the anchoring of the
    due to limited production length) suspension rods
    Detail: Roof above offices

    Joint rips – wall: by means of


    slotted- in steel plate with dowels

    Bearing area of the


    roof above offices:
    bearing on
    reinforced concrete
    Joint deck (CLT) – wall: walls by means of
    by means of bearing of on the slotted-in steel
    CLT-element of the wall and plates and special
    selftapping screws elastomeric layers
    Assembling / Erection Offices

    → High level of pre-


    fabrication for wall and
    roof elements
    → Lifting by means of
    auto-cranes
    → Short erection time
    Assembling / Erection Lab Hall
    Impressions
    Impressions

    Laboratory hall Office


    Thank you for your attention!

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