IKEA TOTEM | BRESCIA
The Swedish giant IKEA involved Metalsan in the construction of its vertical advertising structure for its branch in Brescia.
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PROJECTING ROOF HOTEL LA ROCCA | NOGAROLE ROCCA
For the Hotel la Rocca Metalsan produced a steel roof for the hotel’s new entrance.
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GASHOLDER BALCONY | LONDON
The construction of 57 balconies / terraces for Gasholders London (United Kingdom)
Amount of processed material: 120 Tons approx.
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PECCI MUSEUM | PRATO
The construction of the structural shell for the new Pecci Museum in Prato, created from the enlargement of the old centre and redesigned by the architect Maurice Nio as a new icon for the city and a point of reference for contemporary art.
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STEVE JOBS THEATER | USA
The construction of façade supports in steel for the 44 bearing windows on the New Steve Jobs Theatre created from a design by Sir Norman Foster.
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KING’S CROSS GASHOLDERS | LONDON
The construction of 57 steel balconies for the new housing development in the London borough of King’s Cross, constructed in the former industrial area of the same name which was redesigned by Wilkinson Eyre.
Amount of processed material: 120 Tons approx.
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MASERATI STRUCTURE MODENA
A structural construction for a roof requested by Maserati Automobili. Metalsan’s expertise and attention to detail have found a place in the luxurious setting of the automotive sector.
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CLARGES STREET DEVELOPMENT | LONDON
The ambitious Squire and Partners project in the well-known Mayfair area involved Metalsan for the structural elements of the luxurious façade.
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SIEMENS HEAD OFFICE | EGYPT
Our company was involved in the construction of an impressive roof, weighing 1500 tons for the industrial giant Siemen’s energy production centre in Egypt.
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STEVE JOBS THEATRE | CUPERTINO
Metalsan constructed the structural work between the load-bearing glass facade and the largest carbon fibre roof in the world, for the new APPLE building, designed by Sir Norman Foster.