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www.jetsj.pt CASE STUDY: BIM AND GEOTECHNICAL PROJECT IN URBAN AREA INFINITY TOWER, LISBON, PORTUGAL Parallel Session 10 Underground Construction 14 th August 14:00-16:00 Room 03/28 Joo Gondar, JETsj Geotecnia info@jetsj.com Alexandre


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João Gondar, JETsj Geotecnia info@jetsj.com Alexandre Pinto, JETsj Geotecnia apinto@jetsj.com Catarina Fartaria, JETsj Geotecnia cfartaria@jetsj.com

CASE STUDY: BIM AND GEOTECHNICAL PROJECT IN URBAN AREA – INFINITY TOWER, LISBON, PORTUGAL

www.jetsj.pt VIENNA, AUSTRIA 2018 CHINA-EUROPE CONFERENCE ON GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

Parallel Session 10 – Underground Construction 14th August 14:00-16:00 Room 03/28

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Infinity Tower Project 3. Proposed Earth Retaining Solution 4. Design Methodology 5. Final Remarks

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  • 1. INTRODUCTION

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  • 1. INTRODUCTION

LOCATION

WW Drainage Tunnel Site area 4.600m2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Infinity Tower Project 3. Proposed Earth Retaining Solution 4. Design Methodology 5. Final Remarks

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  • 2. INFINITY TOWER PROJECT

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❑ The future tallest modern building

  • f Lisbon will feature 26 floors

and 4 basements. ❑ An iconic building in Lisbon’s skyline with an impressive contemporary architecture. https://www.infinity-tower.com/ ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES

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GEOTECHNICAL FEATURES ❑ Heterogeneous Urban Fills. ❑ About 20m excavation depth intersecting Urban Fills and the Lisbon Volcanic Complex: mainly basalts and clay tuffs ❑ Lisbon Volcanic Complex: formed 72 million years ago by several important volcanic episodes, showing mainly basaltic sheets, volcanic tuffs, pyroclasts, volcanic breccias, etc,

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Basalts Tuffs Landfills

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Infinity Tower Project 3. Proposed Earth Retaining Solution 4. Design Methodology 5. Final Remarks

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  • 3. PROPOSED EARTH RETAINIG SOLUTION

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❑ Geotechnical and Geological: Landfills + Lisbon Volcanic Complex. ❑ Topographic: small hill. ❑ Surrounding Infrastructures: Alcantara WW Drainage Tunnel. ❑ Surrounding Infrastructures: Roads + Roadway Viaduct. ❑ Surrounding Infrastructures: Railway Line. MAIN RESTRAINTS

WW Drainage Tunnel

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❑ The ground characterization was made through 9 boreholes with SPT tests, continuous sampling collection for laboratory tests and piezometers. ❑ The area is covered by a landfill deposit layer, over the Lisbon Volcanic Complex (LVC). ❑ 4 main geotechnical Zones were established: ➢ ZG1, regarding the landfill layer; ➢ ZG2 for pyroclastic tuffs and low-quality basalts; ➢ ZG3 and ZG4 for medium to high-quality basalts. GEOTECHNICAL AND GEOLOGICAL

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GEOTECHNICAL AND GEOLOGICAL

9 boreholes location

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GEOTECHNICAL ZONES - ZG

Geotechnical Zone Description γ (kN/m3) Ø’ (º) c’ (kPa) Es (MPa) ZG1 Landfill (5≤NSPT≤17) 18 30 15 ZG2 Pyroclastic tuffs and low-quality basalts W4 to W3-4; F5 to F4-5 with recovery ranging from 60% e 100% e RQD=0% 22 33 50 65 ZG3 Basalts W3 to W3-2, F4 to F4-5, with 90% recovery ranging and 20% ≤RQD≤75%, interbedded with basalts W3-2, F4-5 with 100% recover and 47%≤RQD≤74% 22 37 80 120 ZG4 Basalts W3-2 to F4-3, with 100% recovery and 56%≤RQD≤76% 22 45 100 150

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TOPOGRAPHY ❑ The existing topography, with the building location laying over a small hill, leads to an excavation depth ranging from 18m to 7m at the opposite alignments

Railway line

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MAIN RESTRAINTS – Topography Railway Line + Roadway Viaduct

Viaduct

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MAIN RESTRAINTS – Surrounding Infrastructures Alcantara Stream, 1912

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MAIN RESTRAINTS – Surrounding Infrastructures Alcantara Waste Water Drainage Tunnel, 1945

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MAIN RESTRAINTS – Surrounding Infrastructures Alcantara Waste Water Drainage Tunnel, close to excavation pit

WW Drainage Tunnel

Excavation pit

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❑ The solution was proposed considering the existing restraints, with the following purposes: PROPOSED SOLUTION

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❑ The solution was proposed considering the existing restraints, with the following purposes: ❑ Control the ground deformation; ❑ To minimize the interferences with the surrounding infrastructures and services; ❑ Improve Safety + Decrease Schedule + Decrease Costs. PROPOSED SOLUTION

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❑ The solution was proposed considering the existing restraints, with the following purposes: ❑ Control the ground deformation; ❑ To minimize the interferences with the surrounding infrastructures and services; ❑ Improve Safety + Decrease Schedule + Decrease Costs. ❑ Bored Pilled Wall solution with 600mm diameter pile and a plan space ranging between 0.80m and 1.20m. ❑ The total pile’s depth ranges from 21.60m to 10.30m, all with a minimum embedment length of 4.00m. PROPOSED SOLUTION

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❑ The ground between the piles will be lined by a shotcrete layer of 150mm minimum thickness ❑ Geodrain pipes with 3m length will be installed with a minimum of 3.60m plan distance in order to ensure the ground drainage. PROPOSED SOLUTION

Piles Ø0,60m

1,2m 1,2m

Lining layer Ventilation and drainage box

Solution plan

Geodrain pipes

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❑ In the west view, the wall will be braced by one level of temporary ground anchors to be installed at level -2 with 3.60m plan space. ❑ The remaining excavation alignments will be stabilized with slab bands of 12m width and 0.35m minimum thickness, compatible with both the architecture and structural solutions. PROPOSED SOLUTION

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❑ The slab bands will be supported by vertical steel profiles HEB260 embed in 600mm bored piles, 4m below the excavation final level. PROPOSED SOLUTION

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❑ The slab bands will be supported by vertical steel profiles HEB260 embed in 600mm bored piles, 4.00m below the bottom level of excavation. ❑ The slab bands above level

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will be supported by slimmer slab strips

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aboute 7m width that will react against the piles wall at the west view. PROPOSED SOLUTION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Infinity Tower Project 3. Proposed Earth Retaining Solution 4. Design Methodology 5. Final Remarks

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  • 4. DESIGN METHODOLOGY

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DESIGN METHODOLOGY Preparation Units Phasing Levels Geolocation Topography Earthworks quantities Restraints Structure Bored Piles Slab bands RC beams Steel profiles Ground anchors Analysis Plaxis SAP2000

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DESIGN METHODOLOGY

BIM

Information

“n”D Models

Inter-

  • perability

Collaboration

Level of Development (LoD)

❑ Information

Centralized in the 3D objects.

❑ “n”D Models

Time (4D), Budget (5D), Sustainability and facility management (6D and 7D).

❑ Interoperability

Capacity to seamlessly exchange information within different platforms.

❑ Collaboration

Promotes an early stage design team-up.

❑ Level of Development

Level of information associated with the objects.

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❑ Among the elements received was the architecture project geometry in a 3D BIM model. ❑ The existing topography was modeled in the BIM software. DESIGN METHODOLOGY

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❑ Among the elements received was the architecture project geometry in a 3D BIM model. ❑ The existing topography was modeled in the BIM software. ❑ The architecture model was linked to the file and the geographic position

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the surface was coordinated with the architecture model and the existing lot boundary and topography. DESIGN METHODOLOGY

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DESIGN METHODOLOGY ❑ The modeling of the bored piles wall was done according to the architecture 3D BIM model.

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❑ The solution was evaluated using the geotechnical software (PLAXIS2D) ❑ Displacements and efforts were estimated and analyzed considering the geotechnical zones and correspondent parameters. DESIGN METHODOLOGY Plaxis Output

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SAP2000 MODEL IMPORTED FROM A 3D BIM FILE ❑ The geometry of the slabs were exported to a structural analysis software (SAP2000) using an IFC file type. ❑ Loads obtained from the PLAXIS2D were introduced on the SAP2000 model and the deformations compatibility was checked on a iterative way SAP2000 Model

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Infinity Tower Project 3. Proposed Earth Retaining Solution 4. Design Methodology 5. Final Remarks

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  • 5. FINAL REMARKS

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❑ The use of BIM methodology allowed an accurate coordination with the architecture and others engineering projects and promoted efficiency in terms

  • f project documentation, especially when changes were needed.

❑ The interoperability among software allowed that the geometry from the 3D BIM model could be exported. ❑ The 3D visualization of the project and the restrains helped to find out the best engineering solutions, including the compatibility check between the several architecture and engineering solutions. ❑ The BIM model will be a very useful at both the construction and the building maintenance / management under operation phases FINAL REMARKS

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