Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)

 
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The voided slab approach economically stretched the limits of concrete construction on this project. The resulting long spans enabled the large spaces envisioned by the architect, for example, a 45’ x 100’ open gallery. The use of voided slabs was key to meeting the challenge of controlling the self-weight of the concrete structure. This approach held the structure’s weight within the limits of the auger pile foundation.

PROJECT VOIDED SLAB ACHIEVEMENTS:

  • Large, column-free exhibit spaces

  • Large spans with flat soffits

  • Load reduction on auger piles: 1,893 tons

  • Concrete reduction: 935 cubic yards

 

Striking exterior. Complex bones.

Project Team

ARCHITECT:      

  • Herzog and de Meuron

ENGINEER:       

  • Arup USA

BUILDERS: 

  • John Moriarty & Associates

  • Baker Concrete/RSI

  • Titon Builders, Inc.