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Civil Works
Planning

This ambit comprises thearchitectural and engineeringdisciplines that underpin the correct planning and realisation of buildings and infrastructure.
EP&S is a leader in planning in the sectors within its province.

The group works on the development of architectural projects and collaborates with a number of professional studios, assisting them with their product engineering. It has worked on projects with some of the most important names in architecture, such as Mario Botta, Norman Foster, Renzo Piano, GaeAulenti, AIA Architects, AymericZublena, Richard Meyer, Dante O.Benini, Mario Cucinella and Daniel Libeskind.

The sectors in which it has intervened the most are:

    • Business(offices, data processing centres)
    • Health (hospitals, care homes)
    • Commercial activities (shopping centres, showrooms, shops, motor villages)
    • Entertainment (multiplexes, theatres, congress centres)
    • Sports grounds and facilities (sports halls, outdoor sports grounds)
    • Hospitality and catering (hotels, restaurants)
    • Education (nurseries, elementary schools, secondary schools, university campuses)
    • Cultureand information (libraries, museums)
    • Worship (Catholic churches)
    • Residences, villas, chalets
    • Mobility (railways, metro stations,bus stations, carparks, garages)
    • Logistics and goods transport
    • Local, urban and landscape-environmental planning
    • Urban and local transformation projects
    • Local hydrology
    • Environmental impact assessment
    • Landscape reports

One of the ambits in which the EP&S Group has intervened the most is structural planning, developing considerable expertise and achieving excellent results.

Its finest works include:

  • Reinforced reinforced concrete, steel and wood structures
  • Composite material structures (PTFE, fibreglass, aluminium, carbon)
  • Prefabricated structures (industrial, commercial, special)
  • Seismic inspections
  • Improvement/adaptation of existing constructions
  • Reinforced concrete and prestressed reinforced concretesilos for inert substances and cereals
  • Inverted cone silos
  • Towers and pylons
  • Tensile structures
  • Large display signs
  • Artificial tunnels
  • Geotechnics, special foundations (poles, diaphragms, micropiles, jetgrouting)
  • Gates, Berlinese walls, escarpment stabilisation

The infrastructure sector requires multidisciplinary expertise which is applied in different ambits. The most important are:

Road systemsand roadworks

  • Major road networks
  • Mountain roads
  • Orbital and ring roads
  • Reinforced concrete, prestressed reinforced concrete, steel and wood bridges and viaducts
  • Prefabricated beams
  • Caissons
  • Installation of cantilevered ashlars
  • Hyperstatic structureswithbeams of variable height
  • Guys
  • Arched, with inverted arches andwith segmental arches
  • With suspended arches
  • Footbridges

Railway networks, underpasses and railway planking

  • New railway lines
  • Laying of second tracks
  • Underpasses, subways and flyovers
  • Rail works
  • Parallel box beams
  • Shunt monoliths
  • Steel with reticular and/or beamed structures

Underground utility networks

  • Aqueducts
  • Urban sewers
  • Electricity, telephone and gas distribution services
  • Optical fibre

Waterway maintenance

  • River bank protection works
  • Hydraulic controls
  • Canals

This fundamental sector comprises all interventions connected with the production, transport and distribution of energy.

The most important are:

  • Hydroelectric power stations (civil and electromechanical works)
  • High-voltage electricity substations
  • High- and very high-voltage lines
  • Photovoltaic solar parks
  • District heating and cogeneration plants
  • Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) district heating and cogeneration plants

Architecture

Architectural and engineering planning

The group works on the development of architectural projects and collaborates with a number of professional studios, assisting them with their product engineering. It has worked on projects with some of the most important names in architecture, such as Mario Botta, Norman Foster, Renzo Piano, GaeAulenti, AIA Architects, AymericZublena, Richard Meyer, Dante O.Benini, Mario Cucinella and Daniel Libeskind.

The sectors in which it has intervened the most are:

    • Business(offices, data processing centres)
    • Health (hospitals, care homes)
    • Commercial activities (shopping centres, showrooms, shops, motor villages)
    • Entertainment (multiplexes, theatres, congress centres)
    • Sports grounds and facilities (sports halls, outdoor sports grounds)
    • Hospitality and catering (hotels, restaurants)
    • Education (nurseries, elementary schools, secondary schools, university campuses)
    • Cultureand information (libraries, museums)
    • Worship (Catholic churches)
    • Residences, villas, chalets
    • Mobility (railways, metro stations,bus stations, carparks, garages)
    • Logistics and goods transport
    • Local, urban and landscape-environmental planning
    • Urban and local transformation projects
    • Local hydrology
    • Environmental impact assessment
    • Landscape reports

One of the ambits in which the EP&S Group has intervened the most is structural planning, developing considerable expertise and achieving excellent results.

Its finest works include:

  • Reinforced reinforced concrete, steel and wood structures
  • Composite material structures (PTFE, fibreglass, aluminium, carbon)
  • Prefabricated structures (industrial, commercial, special)
  • Seismic inspections
  • Improvement/adaptation of existing constructions
  • Reinforced concrete and prestressed reinforced concretesilos for inert substances and cereals
  • Inverted cone silos
  • Towers and pylons
  • Tensile structures
  • Large display signs
  • Artificial tunnels
  • Geotechnics, special foundations (poles, diaphragms, micropiles, jetgrouting)
  • Gates, Berlinese walls, escarpment stabilisation

The infrastructure sector requires multidisciplinary expertise which is applied in different ambits. The most important are:

Road systemsand roadworks

  • Major road networks
  • Mountain roads
  • Orbital and ring roads
  • Reinforced concrete, prestressed reinforced concrete, steel and wood bridges and viaducts
  • Prefabricated beams
  • Caissons
  • Installation of cantilevered ashlars
  • Hyperstatic structureswithbeams of variable height
  • Guys
  • Arched, with inverted arches andwith segmental arches
  • With suspended arches
  • Footbridges

Railway networks, underpasses and railway planking

  • New railway lines
  • Laying of second tracks
  • Underpasses, subways and flyovers
  • Rail works
  • Parallel box beams
  • Shunt monoliths
  • Steel with reticular and/or beamed structures

Underground utility networks

  • Aqueducts
  • Urban sewers
  • Electricity, telephone and gas distribution services
  • Optical fibre

Waterway maintenance

  • River bank protection works
  • Hydraulic controls
  • Canals

This fundamental sector comprises all interventions connected with the production, transport and distribution of energy.

The most important are:

  • Hydroelectric power stations (civil and electromechanical works)
  • High-voltage electricity substations
  • High- and very high-voltage lines
  • Photovoltaic solar parks
  • District heating and cogeneration plants
  • Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) district heating and cogeneration plants