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Taiwan High Speed Rail Contract 295

Project Type
Hospital, Hotel and Public Architecture
Location
Tsoying Chiu Kaohsiung
Year
2006

Architect / Supervising Engineer

Sinotech Engineering Consultant Co.

Client

Taiwan High Speed rail Company

Structure

Main Station: reinforced concrete + Steel reinforced structure (SRC)
Parking: reinforced concrete + Steel reinforced structure (SRC)
Substation: Reinforced concrete (RC)

Scope of Work

  1. Base area of the station: 54,875 m², floor area of 81,400 m²
  2. Station structure: 2 floors underground and 6 floors above ground

Highlights

Part of the station of this project adopts SRC structure, with a building height of 30.15 m. It is featured by steel trusses supporting stainless steel arc shaped inclined roof plate. It has a beautiful shape and is the most complex structure of high-speed railway station at present.

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