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Aircraft hangar Paulinenaue
Timber aircraft hangar at Bienenfarm airfield in Paulinenaue.
- Location Paulinenaue, Germany
- Hall area 1,800 m²
- Stored CO₂ ≈ 300 t CO₂
- Clear span 25 m
- Door front 70 m
- Column grid 18 m
- Max. door opening 18 m
- Columns at door front 3
70 metres of door front, just three columns
The hall opens up across a 70-metre-wide door front. To let the sliding doors open as wide as possible, only the bare minimum stands in the way of this front: three columns on an 18-metre grid. Each door can therefore open up to 18 metres.
A beam layer above the doors carries an additional level. Normally this floor would need its own columns, right where the doors are meant to open. Instead, the beam layer is suspended from the roof trusses: three trusses, each 25 metres long, take the load and stand 4 metres tall at the door front. The floor hangs from the structure rather than blocking the passage. That keeps the door front clear and is what makes the large openings possible.
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