Renovering av nasjonalmuseets tak

The project centered around the renovation of the roof of the National Museum of Stockholm, considered a significant structure both in design and function. This building is a notable architectural piece, designed by renowned Swedish architect Gerth Wingårdh. The renovation aimed to enhance both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the roof.

Skiftet fra glasstriangler til tetrahedroner

Initially, the plan involved using glass triangle-shaped roof elements. However, after conducting sound modeling analyses, the design was modified, and the elements were divided into tetrahedrons for better structural integrity and acoustic performance. A prototype roof element was constructed as a complete tetrahedron, ready for application in the project.

3D-designet stålkonstruksjon for tak

The façade elements for the roof were produced using a 3D coordinate system, ensuring precise and accurate construction. The renovation included the design and installation of two roofs, which were mounted on a sophisticated steel structure. The steel profiles' cross-sectional shapes were determined using mathematical algorithms to meet the building's rigorous functional and aesthetic requirements.