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Building supporting framework, in particular high structure supporting framework

Building supporting framework, in particular high structure supporting framework description/claims

The invention relates to a building supporting framework, in particular a high structure supporting framework according to the preamble of claim 1.

In principle, every building contains a supporting framework consisting of a number of vertical supports and a number of horizontal beams, running at right angles to each other in XY-directions, which are arranged in several superimposed planes. The buildings are also individually fitted with electrical installations, water pipes, air conditioning systems and/or ventilation conduits etc., the fluid-transporting conduits being passed through shafts or building walls. Later conversions or refits are normally associated with considerable conversion expense.

The present invention is based on the problem of creating a supporting framework for a building, especially for a design with multiple floors, which simplifies the equipment of the building with fluid-transporting conduits and also enables simple refitting.

This problem is solved according to the invention by a supporting framework with the features of claim 1.

Further preferred embodiments of the inventive supporting framework form the subject matter of the dependent claims.

The supporting framework according to the invention with integrated fluid conduits which can be passed in all three spatial and/or framework dimensions through the supporting framework, allows for a modular construction of buildings, which can not only be equipped in simple fashion, but can also be refitted at any time, for example for office, commercial, clinical practice, training, hotel or residential purposes, thus guaranteeing a broad neutrality of use and that long-term projects can be designed. The supply of fluids can be expanded, refitted or scaled back, and also optimised in terms of energy, at any time.

The invention will next be explained in more detail with the aid of the drawings, which show:

FIG. 1 an embodiment of a supporting framework for a building;

FIG. 2 in perspectival view, an intersection of the supporting framework according to the invention, with a vertical support, with horizontal beams, with a ceiling construction and with fluid-transporting conduits;

FIG. 3 a horizontal section through the vertical support according to FIG. 2 above the beams;

FIG. 4 a section along line IV-IV in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 a section along line V-V in FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 a vertical section through the intersection according to FIG. 2, through one of the horizontal beams;

FIG. 7 a horizontal section through the intersection according to FIG. 2, through both horizontal beams; and

FIG. 8 a building section with a fluid-transporting supporting framework in top view.

In FIG. 1 a supporting framework 1 for a building is shown which comprises a number of vertical supports 2 and a number of horizontal beams 3, 4 running at right angles to each other in XY-directions. The horizontal beams 3, 4 are arranged in several levels superimposed on each other.

FIG. 2 shows an intersection of the supporting framework 1 according to the invention in which two beams 3 running horizontally in the X-direction and two beams 4 running horizontally in the Y-direction are attached to a vertical support 2 running in direction Z, i.e. vertically. Obviously, only three horizontal beams 3 and 4 could be fastened to the outer vertical supports 2 of the supporting framework 1 per level and, in the corner area, even just two beams 3, 4. In the embodiment shown, short beams also project out from the outer vertical supports 2 and/or from the corner supports, which can serve, for example, to attach lateral coverings, faqades, insulation etc. These may, however, also be omitted.

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