Russian DNS Development creates new living space at the gateway to the Pacific Ocean
Vladivostok is around 6,500 km from Moscow as the crow flies, Russia's gateway to the Pacific and an important hub on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Nevertheless, the development of population density in the Primorye region on the Sea of Japan is declining. Creating attractive housing is one of the state's main goals to counteract this. Support programmes and new housing projects by construction developers such as DNS-Development are an important first step.
A success story in Central Asia: Bolashak-T changes Kazakhstan's construction industry as a hidden champion
Kazakhstan is one of the world's richest countries in raw materials. Large oil and natural gas fields are located around the Caspian Sea. As an emerging market with average economic growth of almost 10% (since 1999), Kazakhstan stands out in Central Asia. The economic development is also fueling a construction boom. In the metropolises, the demand for real estate is unbroken. In the middle of it all is a hidden champion: Bolashak-T. Since 2014, a new construction system has been changing the face of Kazakhstan's cities.
True evolution: A novel construction system with reinforced-concrete hollow-core slabs is changing the cities of Central Asia by adding modern architecture
Affordable living space, new architecture highlights, and high earthquake-resilience – the MOTUS construction system combines multiple advantages in one. In addition to solid and sandwich walls, in particular 3-dimensional hollow-core slabs in a variety of design types are the main feature of the new system structure. Uzbek construction company EGI relies on automated manufacturing processes and the know-how of German plant specialist Vollert in its construction system and industrial pre-production.
Uzbek DSK Binokor develops earthquake-proof construction system for more living space
Contemporary architecture defines the cityscape of Tashkent today. Construction boom and the demand for new housing continue unabated. However, Uzbekistan is located within a zone of high seismic activity and thus, earthquake safety is key here. DSK Binokor has recently developed a novel construction system and with it, innovative architecture for buildings becomes feasible.
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From the 3D building model to the production-stage precast concrete element: know-how and plant technology for Kazakhstan’s building industry
With an area of 2,724,900 km², Kazakhstan is the ninth-largest country in the world. As a developing country with average economic growth of nearly 10 % (since 1999), Kazakhstan excels in central Asia and leaves most other countries in this region far behind. The economic development is also stimulating the building boom. The demand for property in the large cities has not let up in the last ten years and continues to develop progressively. This is simultaneously accompanied by the cost-effective production of precast concrete elements.
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New Caledonia focuses on precast construction
With average temperatures of between 20 and 30 °C as well as fantastic beaches and diving areas, New Caledonia - the French archipelago in the South Pacific, situated 2,000 km east of the Australian coast - is one of the most popular holiday destinations worldwide. The 250,000 inhabitants live predominantly from tourism and the mining industry. The focus is placed on precast construction for the development of new buildings for residential areas and public institutions as well as new tourism projects. Architecturally appealing houses and multi-storey residential buildings are to be built as well as hospitals, schools, complete hotel complexes and industrial workshops. The precast plant of the New Caledonian LBDP Group, completed in April 2014, will in future produce floor slabs and double and sandwich walls as well as beams and columns for hall buildings.
