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PTFE architectural membrane NUAGE LÉGER GRANDE ARCHEfiberglassfor tensile structures
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Characteristics
- Material
- PTFE, fiberglass
- Applications
- for tensile structures
Description
La Dèfense, Paris
Facts
REALIZATION MEMBRANE STRUCTURES
Koch Konstruktive Membranen GmbH & Co.KG
YEAR
1989
CLIENT
ADP Paris
CITY
Paris, France
ROOF AREA
3000 m²
ARCHITECT
Johann Otto von Spreckelsen und Paul Andreu
ENGINEERING
RFR/ Ove Arup & Partners
LOCATION
Europe
Details
This project has been realized by the Hightex predecessor company Koch Konstruktive Membranen GmbH & Co KG, where Klaus-Michael Koch has been one of the Managing Directors.
In close cooperation between the architects and the engeneering company, for the very prestigous building in Paris Koch Konstruktive Membranen GmbH&CO KG was in charge of production and installation of the flexible sail, which remembers a cloud and it seems as a high contrast towards the monumental construction of the Grand Arche.
used materials
MATERIAL
PTFE Glass
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