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The museum shape symbolizes a traditional village hut, which gradually crumbles into dust. Numerous offsets and inclined surfaces characterize the complex structure. PERI engineers developed a customized formwork concept in order to carry out the project with a minimum quantity of special formwork.
MULTIPROP towers and rentable VARIOKIT system components form the up to 14.75 m high shoring.
The tilting walls are formed using TRIO large sized elements – supported by diagonal bracing.
The distinctive timber like texture was achieved with an unconventional method. It was plastered with the use of stencil rollers. The good quality of concrete surface resulting from the use of TRIO panels was of major importance.
PERI engineers planned the implementation of the special architecture with a customized formwork solution. Numerous offsets and inclined surfaces characterize the complex structure as well as thick sandwich walls and slabs.
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Rafał Adamski
Project Manager
Thanks to the professional collaboration and technical support from PERI which was already provided in the planning phase, the building could be formed and concreted quickly and easily in spite of its complex design.