More than 14,467 m² of slab are being shored with the new Doka load-bearing tower Staxo 40 during construction of the Manipal University Campus in Dubai. This ergonomically engineered and weight-optimised load-bearing tower system is delivering both fast erection & dismantling times and high workplace safety at this site, making a key contribution towards a more efficient construction workflow.

Doka is underlining its strong market position in the high-rise sector with a slew of exceptional new projects that are all destined to join the list of the world’s tallest buildings. Among the next supertowers to rise with the aid of Doka climbing technology are the Lotte World Tower in Seoul, the CMA Tower in Riyadh and the Lamar Towers in Jeddah.

Only a few months after being launched, Doka’s latest innovation in the segment of economical shoring systems – the Load-bearing tower Staxo 40 – is demonstrating its benefits once again, this time at the prestigious Shemouk Twin Towers project in Doha.

Displaying modern opulence in the midst of the business district, the Shangri-La Hotel in Toronto will offer lavish accommodations for discerning guests. The 200-room extravagant hotel will occupy the first 17 floors of this development while luxury condominium residences will be located on the upper levels of the 65-story tower.

Doka Gulf FZE, a subsidiary of Doka Industry GmbH one of the world’s leading companies in the field of formwork technology for the construction industry, announced its relocation to the company’s new U.A.E. headquarters in the Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza), to support rising demand for its innovative products and service offerings.

Tameer’s 91 floor Elite Residence, ideally located in the heart of Dubai Marina with stunning views of the Palm Jumeirah Islands, is destined to become one of the most exclusive and sought-after addresses in the Middle East. Construction has been underway since 2008 and is now in the completion stages. To execute this challenging high-rise project, building contractors relied on Doka, The Formwork Experts.

The Brayton Point Power Plant, New England's largest fossil-fueled generating facility, flushes 1.3 billion gallons of water a day into Mount Hope Bay. That’s the equivalent of 20 football field-sized swimming pools filled to a depth of 150 feet.

The combination of Dokamatic table and table lifting System TLS ensures a fast construction progress at the Marina Bay Financial Centre in Singapore.

Route 28 in Pittsburgh was home to several bridges in need of infrastructure rehabilitation. Additionally, retaining walls were desired to hold back the existing soil. The project was built parallel to a creek and sits above the water, so the retaining walls had to be constructed to hold back the above-ground soil from pouring into the creek. The owner’s primary goal was to build fast and efficiently all of the areas at once, including bridge abutments, piers, and retaining walls.

The Florida Everglades are currently undergoing the largest environmental restoration project ever in the United States. One of the requirements of this project is to allow the water to flow from man-made canals back over the open landscape as it once did. To accomplish this, the use of cast-in-place culverts will be implemented to allow water to flow underneath elevated roads and berms.