A building based on a large-space structure body and a freestanding external envelope structure and a construction method, wherein the building comprises a structure body composed of a vertical-structure reinforced concrete member, a reinforced concrete girder and a reinforced concrete slab, and a freestanding combined external envelope system externally hung in a periphery of the structure body; and the structure body is made of a prefabricated combined reinforcement cage member poured with concrete, the prefabricated combined reinforcement cage member is combined and assembled by a prefabricated vertical-structure reinforcement cage member, a prefabricated girder reinforcement cage member and a prefabricated slab reinforcement cage member, and the prefabricated vertical-structure reinforcement cage member is a prefabricated shear wall reinforcement cage member or a prefabricated column reinforcement cage member.

A form assembly for creating structural supports is disclosed. Embodiments of the present invention provide a form assembly for molding a structural support of a predetermined configuration using a moldable forming composition. The present invention provides non-planar interlocking stackable form members for adjusting the height of molded support structures such as joists and beams.

Methods for manufacturing a composite concrete structure are provided. A method can include utilizing a shell formwork with a displacement piece positioned therein. A first type of concrete can be placed in the shell formwork around the displacement piece. The displacement piece, when removed, leaves a void that is fillable with a second type of concrete for form the composite concrete structure. A reinforcement cage or reinforcement rods can be incorporated into the void prior to placement of the second type of concrete.

Formwork for constructing a floor system in a building, the formwork comprising: a plurality of pre-cast concrete joists positioned in a generally parallel arrangement, wherein one or more of the joists comprises: a horizontal base portion; and an upwardly directed portion extending substantially along the length of the joist, the upwardly directed portion having spaced apart surfaces extending upwardly from the base wherein respective shelf portions of the base are located adjacent said upwardly directed portion; a plurality of pre-cast concrete members for extending along a length of the joists for receiving wet concrete; and a supporting arrangement to support opposite ends each of the pre-cast concrete members upon oppositely arranged shelf portions of two adjacent joists.

Formwork for constructing a floor system in a building, the formwork comprising: a plurality of pre-cast concrete joists positioned in a generally parallel arrangement, wherein one or more of the joists comprises: a horizontal base portion; and an upwardly directed portion extending substantially along the length of the joist, the upwardly directed portion having spaced apart surfaces extending upwardly from the base wherein respective shelf portions of the base are located adjacent said upwardly directed portion; a plurality of pre-cast concrete members for extending along a length of the joists for receiving wet concrete; and a supporting arrangement to support opposite ends each of the pre-cast concrete members upon oppositely arranged shelf portions of two adjacent joists.

Formwork for building a wall system, the formwork comprising: a first pre-cast concrete wall panel and a second pre-cast concrete wall panel, the first wall panel being adapted for being positioned in a spaced relationship with the second wall panel; a hollow core defined by oppositely arranged surfaces of the first and second wall panels, the core being adapted for receiving wet concrete; and a connecting arrangement for inter-connecting the first wall panel with the second wall panel in the spaced relationship, the connecting arrangement extending generally in an outwardly direction relative to said oppositely arranged surfaces of the first and second wall panels.

Formwork for building a wall system, the formwork comprising: a first pre-cast concrete wall panel and a second pre-cast concrete wall panel, the first wall panel being adapted for being positioned in a spaced relationship with the second wall panel; a hollow core defined by oppositely arranged surfaces of the first and second wall panels, the core being adapted for receiving wet concrete; and a connecting arrangement for inter-connecting the first wall panel with the second wall panel in the spaced relationship, the connecting arrangement extending generally in an outwardly direction relative to said oppositely arranged surfaces of the first and second wall panels.

Methods for manufacturing a composite concrete structure are provided. A method can include utilizing a shell formwork with a displacement piece positioned therein. A first type of concrete can be placed in the shell formwork around the displacement piece. The displacement piece, when removed, leaves a void that is tillable with a second type of concrete for form the composite concrete structure. A reinforcement cage or reinforcement rods can be incorporated into the void prior to placement of the second type of concrete.

Precast concrete column (1) for the support of structural modular floor, preferably dry assembled, comprising in its upper part a capital for the support (2) of beams (3), having the support capital (2) a square or quadrangular plan in such a way that four sides (21, 22, 23, 24) are defined for the support of the beams (3), in which each of the sides (21, 22, 23, 24) comprises concave recesses (4) of sides parallel to the axis of the beams (3) that define convex protrusions (5) which sides comprise bearing surfaces (6) such that when laying a beam (3), which ends are complementary to said recesses (4), the bearing forces have directions contained in a plane (41, 42, 43, 44) perpendicular to the axis of the beam (3), having said directions a horizontal component. The invention also refers to a beam complementary to this column and to slab segments, as well as to a structure provided with said columns, said beams and optionally also said slab segments.

A printer device for creating a concrete support structure of a passenger transport system configured as an escalator or moving walkway in an existing building. The printer device has at least one printer guide device, a 3D concrete printer device, which is arranged so as to be movable along the printer guide device, and a printer controller. The printer guiding device comprises at least one guideway whose guide path can be adjusted at least in the vertical direction in relation to its spatial position of use.