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BILL PRICE & DAVID ELDER // 7 NOVEMBER 2013

07 NOVEMBER 2013

Building Europes Tallest

The Shard LondonBill Price & Dave Elder

CTBUH AWARDS 2013


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The Shard

CTBUH AWARDS 2013 THE SHARD SLIDE 2

1. Background2. Planning

3. Design Development

4. Safety

5. Top Down & Basement

6. Craneage

7. Pre-Assembly

8. The Spire


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The Shard Location



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The Shard Location

Canary WharfThe CityWest End

Westminster Tower BridgeLondon Eye

Parliament St PaulsJUBILEE LINE



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The Shard Location

Guys and St Thomas GLA Tower Bridge

Southwark Cathedral

London Bridge Station

More London Tower of London



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The Shard Height

Freedom Tower

541m

Eiffel Tower

324mThe Shard

306m

One Canada Square

235m



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The Shard Team

Client: Sellar Property Group on behalf of LBQ Ltd

Architect: Renzo Piano Building Workshop / Adamson Associates

Structural Engineer: WSP Group

Services Engineer: Arup

Project Manager: Turner + Townsend

Cost Consultant: Davis Langdon

Main Contractor: Mace



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The Shard Key Data

Gross Internal Area 127,000m2

Net Internal Area 85,000m2

Residential 5,800m2

Hotel 17,800m2

Offices 55,600m2

Retail 5,600m2


Volume of Concrete 54,000m3

Weight of Steel 11,000 Tones

Lifts 44

Area of Faade 56,000m2

Population 8,000

Car Parking Spaces 48


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The Shard Key People


IRVINE SELLAR

KEN LIVINGSTONERENZO PIANO


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The Shard Design Development

Canaletto, The Thames & The City, 1746-47



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Celebration at Design museum, Irvine Sellar, Renzo Piano,

Ken Livingstone and many others present

Planning

99 00 01 02 03 04 05

Renzo Piano appointed

Design Development

Called in

(July)

Public

Inquiry

(April)

Successful

outcome (Nov)

Submit

(March)

Approval

March)



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Spire 75-87 (14)

Viewing Gallery 68-72 (5)

Plant 66-67 (2)

Apartments 53-65 (13)

Hotel 34-52 (19)

Restaurants 31-33 (3)

Plant 29-30 (2)

Offices 04-28 (25)

Reception, retail 00-03 (3)

Basement plant B1-B3 (3)



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The Shard Wind Tunnel



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The Shard The Core: Shear Walls



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The Shard The Core: Wing Walls



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The Shard The Core: Hat Truss



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The Shard Office Levels

L09



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The Shard Office Levels



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The Shard Hotel & Residential

L45



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The Shard Floors: Steel V Concrete



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The Shard Terminology



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The Shard Transfers



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The Shard Cladding



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The Shard Plant



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The Shard Plant



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The Shard Plant



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The Shard Sustainability

Public transport hub

Mixed use building

Local jobs and training

BREEAM Excellent achievedTriple skin intelligent faade



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The Shard Sustainability

95% of demolition materials recycled

50% of steelwork from recycled sources

70% GGBs in basement slab (saving 700 tonnes of cement)

Natural ventilation10% Co2 saving annually from use of CHP



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The Shard Preconstruction



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The Shard Location



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The Shard Project Charter

Challenge

Construct the Tallest Building in Europe above

London Bridge Station

Objectives

Safely to work safely home

Be at one with our neighbours

Deliver on time and on budget

Commitment

One team culture committed to success of The Shard

A mind-set to keep the project ahead of the curve

A team that continuously delivers value



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The Shard Health & Safety


safely to work safely home 8 Million Man hours worked

250 million commuters thro London Bridge Station


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The Shard Construction Program

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

01. Piling

02. Ground Floor

03. Top Down Construction

04. Steelframe (L00-L40)

05. Concrete Core

06. Concrete Frame (L40-L72)

07. Cladding

08. Spire (L72-L87)

09. Plant/MEP Installations

10. Physical Completion

10. Fit Out

11. Project Completion

Logistics Personnel

Snagging & Final Clean

External Works

Station Works

Internal Walls/Builderswork

S&C FinishesLift & Escalator Installations

MEP Installations & Equipment

Cladding & Envelope

Steelwork

Main Core & Superstructure Concrete

1500

1000

500

London 2012

Games



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The Shard Top Down Core Construction



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The Shard Core Constraints



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The Shard Basement Construction



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The Shard Basement Construction



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The Shard Craneage Strategy

Dont compromise on crane positions, consider

the optimum location for each stage of the project

Crane strategy need to adapt the

progress on the works



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The Shard British Weather/Downtime



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The Shard British Weather/Downtime


Affected by season

Affected by height

Activity

Unpredictable at Height

2010

2011

2012

Height 0m to 100m

Height 100m to 200m

Height 200m to 300m

J F M A M J J A S O N D

21% 19% 24% 17% 24% 21% 23% 15% 52% 51% 44% 41%


10% 8% 17% 7% 0% 6% 16% 16% 30% 29% 34% 27%


80% 68% 68% 54% 53%


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The Shard Hoists

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The Shard Cladding



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The Shard Jump Lifts


Deflection deck

Protection deck

Working Deck

Install Platform

Cathead

Elevator

Doors

Rope Drum


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The Shard Jump Lifts



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The Shard RC Frame/Screens



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The Shard Pre-Assembly: Plant



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The Shard Pre-Assembly: Spire



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March 2012


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The Shard The Spire


May/June 2012


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The Shard Inauguration Ceremony

July 2012