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UTEC University Campus, Peru

Project data

Location: Lima, Peru

  • Grandstand-style campus building of the UTEC University (Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología) in Barranco, the southern city district of Lima
  • 10 upper floors with lecture halls, event locations, laboratories, administrative facilities and professors´ offices, dining hall as well as a cultural centre with exhibition rooms and library; 2 basement levels with parking decks and utility rooms

Requirements

  • High architectural demands with a cascading step arrangement, reverse-inclined facades and architectural concrete requirements
  • Extremely tight construction schedule: 15 months for forming 40,000 m³ concrete and 4,500 t steel
  • Limited crane capacity with only 3 cranes

Customer

Graña y Montero S.A., Lima

Customer's benefit

  • Enormous work performance and high-quality execution through optimized project-specific system selection
  • Reduced crane utilization and fast forming times due to the lightweight LIWA and DOMINO panel formwork systems which can be normally handled manually
  • Best architectural concrete results with VARIO GT 24
  • Construction of offset-arranged floor slabs featuring different ground plans, slab thicknesses and floor heights with MULTIFLEX
  • Transfer of high loads also over distances of several storeys by means of PERI UP shoring towers - in the process, maximum adaptability to suit the wide range of geometries and loads through the 25 cm modular grid system
  • Cantilevered scaffolding erection areas in the area of the reverse-inclined north facade with the help of standardized, rentable VARIOKIT system components
Humberto Cueva Carrascal
Site Manager

With the selected PERI systems, we have achieved an enormous work performance as well as the high level of execution demanded by the client.

PERI solution

  • Comprehensive, project-specific formworrk and scaffolding solution
  • provision of correspondingly large quantities of materials
  • optimized system selection in each case to match the different requirements