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In our blog you can find out what is coming up at GERB in the near future and
what has been going on in the past few weeks.
Here we want to keep you informed about events and promotions – feel free to browse!
Insight Workshops on Vibration Isolation Technology
Discover our 3D spring element
エルプフィルハーモニー（コンサートホール）の2重部屋（ボックスインボックス）対策
2017年にハンブルグに新しいランドマークが誕生しました
エルプフィルハーモニーは、ドイツのハンブルク港の
歴史的な倉庫地区である、シュパイヒャーシュタットの
南に位置しています。
エルプフィルハーモニーは、既存するレンガ造りの岸壁
倉庫の上に建設され「全ての人にとっての文化的
記念碑」という様相を呈しています。
建物は、コンサートホールや公共エリア、ホテルや住宅
などを有する複合施設となっています
GERB Insights Workshop Thailand
Solutions for Vibration Control in Infrastructures
+++ update 11.10.2023: We are excited to share that the available workshop places are now full and thus we have to close the registration. +++
Sign up with the contact form below!
We cordially invite you to participate our Insights Workshop on-site in Bangkok, Thailand.
This workshop will provide insights into the variety of vibration isolation solutions available for new construction projects as well as retrofits in densely populated cities. As a leading supplier of high-performance vibration isolation systems with steel springs, Viscodampers®, TMDs and NOVODAMP®. At GERB, we are fully aware that innovation is the only way to secure the future. With this workshop we would like to present you our latest innovations and state of the art solutions for infrastructure applications
Protecting Basel Concert Hall from vibration & structure-borne noise
To make the acoustic performance an extraordinary experience again, GERB designed and integrated a Floating Slab Track system for Basel Tram.
When the music hall was realized in 1876, the walls were built directly on the foundations of the historic city wall and the vault of the Birsig (river). The city wall itself is rigidly connected to the Birsig vault. Over the years, the components have been firmly connected to the tram via pipelines, cable tunnels and a pedestrian underpass, resulting in numerous structure-borne noise bridges. Vibrations from passing trams are transmitted to the music hall and radiated as secondary airborne noise.
The music hall was opened by the Casino-Gesellschaft Basel, founded in 1824, due to the growing number of cultural events. The hall was designed by architect J.J. Stehlin-Burckhardt and is internationally recognized as an outstanding concert hall.
Vibration control of an IMAX® theatre
Since 1999, GERB spring elements have been ensuring an enjoyable cinema experience without disturbing noises from the outside.
With a weight of 5,000 tons, a diameter of around 44 m and a height of more than 25 m, the BFI IMAX® building in London makes its presence felt. More than two decades after first opening to the public, the cinema still has the largest screen in Great Britain, at 20 x 26 metres. The building was designed by architect Bryan Avery and has received a number of awards.
Located within a busy roundabout between Waterloo Station and Waterloo Bridge, with tunnels of the Waterloo and City Line passing less than 5 m beneath the building, and a number of other underground and mainline train tunnels and bridges in close proximity, the cinema is constantly exposed to vibrations. Neither cinemagoers nor architects nor structural engineers want these vibrations to be transmitted into the building
Blog – Archive
In our blog you can find out what is coming up at GERB in the near future and
what has been going on in the past few weeks.
Here we want to keep you informed about events and promotions – feel free to browse!
Insight Workshops on Vibration Isolation Technology
Discover our 3D spring element
エルプフィルハーモニー（コンサートホール）の2重部屋（ボックスインボックス）対策
2017年にハンブルグに新しいランドマークが誕生しました
エルプフィルハーモニーは、ドイツのハンブルク港の
歴史的な倉庫地区である、シュパイヒャーシュタットの
南に位置しています。
エルプフィルハーモニーは、既存するレンガ造りの岸壁
倉庫の上に建設され「全ての人にとっての文化的
記念碑」という様相を呈しています。
建物は、コンサートホールや公共エリア、ホテルや住宅
などを有する複合施設となっています
GERB Insights Workshop Thailand
Solutions for Vibration Control in Infrastructures
+++ update 11.10.2023: We are excited to share that the available workshop places are now full and thus we have to close the registration. +++
Sign up with the contact form below!
We cordially invite you to participate our Insights Workshop on-site in Bangkok, Thailand.
This workshop will provide insights into the variety of vibration isolation solutions available for new construction projects as well as retrofits in densely populated cities. As a leading supplier of high-performance vibration isolation systems with steel springs, Viscodampers®, TMDs and NOVODAMP®. At GERB, we are fully aware that innovation is the only way to secure the future. With this workshop we would like to present you our latest innovations and state of the art solutions for infrastructure applications
Protecting Basel Concert Hall from vibration & structure-borne noise
To make the acoustic performance an extraordinary experience again, GERB designed and integrated a Floating Slab Track system for Basel Tram.
When the music hall was realized in 1876, the walls were built directly on the foundations of the historic city wall and the vault of the Birsig (river). The city wall itself is rigidly connected to the Birsig vault. Over the years, the components have been firmly connected to the tram via pipelines, cable tunnels and a pedestrian underpass, resulting in numerous structure-borne noise bridges. Vibrations from passing trams are transmitted to the music hall and radiated as secondary airborne noise.
The music hall was opened by the Casino-Gesellschaft Basel, founded in 1824, due to the growing number of cultural events. The hall was designed by architect J.J. Stehlin-Burckhardt and is internationally recognized as an outstanding concert hall.
Vibration control of an IMAX® theatre
Since 1999, GERB spring elements have been ensuring an enjoyable cinema experience without disturbing noises from the outside.
With a weight of 5,000 tons, a diameter of around 44 m and a height of more than 25 m, the BFI IMAX® building in London makes its presence felt. More than two decades after first opening to the public, the cinema still has the largest screen in Great Britain, at 20 x 26 metres. The building was designed by architect Bryan Avery and has received a number of awards.
Located within a busy roundabout between Waterloo Station and Waterloo Bridge, with tunnels of the Waterloo and City Line passing less than 5 m beneath the building, and a number of other underground and mainline train tunnels and bridges in close proximity, the cinema is constantly exposed to vibrations. Neither cinemagoers nor architects nor structural engineers want these vibrations to be transmitted into the building
Blog Archive –
Categories
In our blog you can find out what is coming up at GERB in the near future and
what has been going on in the past few weeks.
Here we want to keep you informed about events and promotions – feel free to browse!
Insight Workshops on Vibration Isolation Technology
Discover our 3D spring element
エルプフィルハーモニー（コンサートホール）の2重部屋（ボックスインボックス）対策
2017年にハンブルグに新しいランドマークが誕生しました
エルプフィルハーモニーは、ドイツのハンブルク港の
歴史的な倉庫地区である、シュパイヒャーシュタットの
南に位置しています。
エルプフィルハーモニーは、既存するレンガ造りの岸壁
倉庫の上に建設され「全ての人にとっての文化的
記念碑」という様相を呈しています。
建物は、コンサートホールや公共エリア、ホテルや住宅
などを有する複合施設となっています
GERB Insights Workshop Thailand
Solutions for Vibration Control in Infrastructures
+++ update 11.10.2023: We are excited to share that the available workshop places are now full and thus we have to close the registration. +++
Sign up with the contact form below!
We cordially invite you to participate our Insights Workshop on-site in Bangkok, Thailand.
This workshop will provide insights into the variety of vibration isolation solutions available for new construction projects as well as retrofits in densely populated cities. As a leading supplier of high-performance vibration isolation systems with steel springs, Viscodampers®, TMDs and NOVODAMP®. At GERB, we are fully aware that innovation is the only way to secure the future. With this workshop we would like to present you our latest innovations and state of the art solutions for infrastructure applications
Protecting Basel Concert Hall from vibration & structure-borne noise
To make the acoustic performance an extraordinary experience again, GERB designed and integrated a Floating Slab Track system for Basel Tram.
When the music hall was realized in 1876, the walls were built directly on the foundations of the historic city wall and the vault of the Birsig (river). The city wall itself is rigidly connected to the Birsig vault. Over the years, the components have been firmly connected to the tram via pipelines, cable tunnels and a pedestrian underpass, resulting in numerous structure-borne noise bridges. Vibrations from passing trams are transmitted to the music hall and radiated as secondary airborne noise.
The music hall was opened by the Casino-Gesellschaft Basel, founded in 1824, due to the growing number of cultural events. The hall was designed by architect J.J. Stehlin-Burckhardt and is internationally recognized as an outstanding concert hall.
Vibration control of an IMAX® theatre
Since 1999, GERB spring elements have been ensuring an enjoyable cinema experience without disturbing noises from the outside.
With a weight of 5,000 tons, a diameter of around 44 m and a height of more than 25 m, the BFI IMAX® building in London makes its presence felt. More than two decades after first opening to the public, the cinema still has the largest screen in Great Britain, at 20 x 26 metres. The building was designed by architect Bryan Avery and has received a number of awards.
Located within a busy roundabout between Waterloo Station and Waterloo Bridge, with tunnels of the Waterloo and City Line passing less than 5 m beneath the building, and a number of other underground and mainline train tunnels and bridges in close proximity, the cinema is constantly exposed to vibrations. Neither cinemagoers nor architects nor structural engineers want these vibrations to be transmitted into the building