Product
Tetris Floor
MPS
Application
Interno
Location
Roma
Contractor
Condotte Spa CLIENTE: EUR SPA
Design
Massimiliano Fuksas Architecture
Total Area
2.800m2
Year
2016
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The CLOUD is a work of extraordinary artistic value, characterized by innovative logistical solutions and by the choice of technologically advanced materials.
The structure is an independent cocoon-like structure that is covered in 15.000 sqm of highly advanced membrane fiber glass and flame-retardant silicone.
Inside the ‘Cloud’, five levels (supported by escalators and walkways) lead to a 1.800 capacity auditorium.
MATERIAL SUPPLIED
01. TETRIS Floor System 1200 x 600 and 600 x 600 mm, 38 mm thick, supplied with a special gasket 10 mm – compressed up to 5 mm – designed to hold any expansion in order to ensure the stability of the floor and the surface finish in resin.
02. Substructure MPS for FFH 18 cm.
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Tetris Floor
Tetris Floor is a tongue and groove hollow floor system, made of calcium sulphate, the only building material of its kind that is classified throughout Europe with building materials class A1.
Structures
MPS
The ideal solution for locals where floor height is reduced and/or load requirements are light/medium. Available heights: from 35 mm to 600 mm.
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