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Welcome to our Summer newsletter!
This month, take a closer look at ArcelorMittal’s range of heavy plates and European sections that were used in the creation of Rotterdam’s Timmerhuis mixed use building. Our newest case study delves into this cloud-like building that was designed by OMA in line with the Dutch city’s ‘living city’ philosophy.
A new R&D report looks at the shortcomings of the current practice of shear connections in fully embedded columns and introduces a new, innovative type of flat shear connection for steel-concrete composite structures.
Read about sustainable transport in Norway, the benefits of Granite® Ultramat and steel roofing, how ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products met the rigorous needs of a pipeline project, and the incredible vision of Leslie E. Robertson – the structural engineer behind the Twin Towers.
We hope you are staying cool in this summer heat. Summer travels often take us through stunning railway stations, so this month we take a closer look at our range of solutions for railway stations.
Finally, do not miss the updated version of the Trusses+ pre design software, and check out our new hub for our Inspiring Steel newsletters.
Happy summer!
The Constructalia Team
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Rotterdam’s mixed use building, Timmerhuis, was rebuilt with steel beams and customised plates from ArcelorMittal. The architectural office OMA met the ‘living city’ design brief with an incredible result: a building that appears to be floating above open space.
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ArcelorMittal Europe Flat products is one of the key leaders in Europe for heavy plates with a wide range of carbon and weathering steel grades covering almost the entire range of applications in building, civil engineering, and offshore and renewable energy.
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We offer one of the widest ranges of European steel sections with an extensive selection of shapes, dimensions, and steel grades – including high strength steels and grades for meeting demanding requirements such as elevated service temperatures or offshore platforms.
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This new R&D report presents a new, innovative type of flat shear connection mean for steel-concrete composite structures that takes into account additional high resistance, stiffness, ductility, and production efficiency criteria, and it includes the potential for a fully automatic fabrication process.
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ArcelorMittal Europe has sponsored a documentary about Leslie E. Robertson, the visionary lead structural engineer of the Twin Towers of the original World Trade Center in New York City.
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Due for completion this year, this innovative warehouse with beams from ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products Sections and Merchant Bars will allow for improved logistics and reduced CO2 emissions.
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Corinth Pipeworks called on ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products for steel that would meet the stringent requirements of the high frequency induction (HFI) welded pipe needed for this pipeline project.
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Roofs made with Granite® Ultramat require low maintenance, which reduces the cost. Check out this video for even more reasons to choose Granite® Ultramat for your next roofing project.
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We have created a page from which you can access the most recent issues of our Inspiring Steel newsletters. Everything in one place at the touch of a button.
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An update for ArcelorMittal’s pre design software for large span trusses, Trusses+, is now available! Visit our free software centre to download this and many more design tools.
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Railway stations are travel markers that are often characterised by stunning architecture. ArcelorMittal offers a range of sustainable, economical steel products and solutions for the construction and renovation of railway stations such as composite flooring solutions, organic and metallic coated steels for different environments, a full range of profiles and cassettes, and so much more.
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