Azvi, together with its project partners OHLA and Rover, has completed assembly of the final crane to be used in the construction of Lot 1 of what is set to be the world’s largest judicial complex: Madrid’s City of Justice.
With this eighth and final crane now in place, the project has reached significant milestones. The retaining structures, foundations, ground slabs, earthworks and drainage works are 100 per cent complete, with the exception of the access ramps to the site.
Following the start of floor slab works in early September, once authorisation had been obtained from AESA for the installation of the cranes, work has continued to progress at a steady pace after a year of construction:
- 600,000 m³ excavated.
- 13,500 m of piles.
- 10,000 m³ of strip footings.
- 25,000 m² of floor slabs cast between September and October.
A new milestone in the construction of one of the main buildings of Madrid’s future judicial complex.
