Marchlehner Gallery, Sölden, Austria - The VARIOKIT tunnel formwork solution accelerated construction of the 228 m long Marchlehner gallery situated at a height of 1,800 m above sea level. The competent planning process took into account al possible project requirements which ensured on-schedule completion before the onset of winter.

Marchlehner Gallery, Austria
Sölden, Austria

  • 228 m long avalanche protection gallery on the Federal Highway L 240 between Sölden/Ötztal and Vent
  • Tunnel cross-section in road axis direction 9.20 m x 4.90 m

 

 

 

Location
Main Application
Civil Engineering
Project participants
Specialist Contractor: Teerag-Asdag AG; Porr GmbH, NL Tirol, Kematen

The Project

Impressions from the project process

Project Information

Marchlehner Gallery, Markus Kreuzer, Site Manager
Marchlehner Gallery, Markus Kreuzer, Site Manager
Markus Kreuzer
Site Manager
Together with the PERI engineers, we designed a customized formwork carriage solution. This allowed us to concrete two sections per week – and, in spite of the ever-present passage of transit vehicles and steep longitudinal inclination, on-time completion was guaranteed. Due to the lightweight construction and hydraulic operations, the carriage could be lowered, moved forward and set up for the next cycle in less than 60 minutes.

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Marchlehner Gallery, Sölden, Austria - The VARIOKIT tunnel formwork solution accelerated construction of the 228 m long Marchlehner gallery situated at a height of 1,800 m above sea level. The competent planning process took into account al possible project requirements which ensured on-schedule completion before the onset of winter.
Marchlehner Gallery, Sölden, Austria - The VARIOKIT tunnel formwork solution accelerated construction of the 228 m long Marchlehner gallery situated at a height of 1,800 m above sea level. The competent planning process took into account al possible project requirements which ensured on-schedule completion before the onset of winter.