Con sgomento e tristezza siamo ad annunciare la prematura scomparsa di Gianluca Calace. È stato, insieme a Mauro Strada, l’artefice dell’affermazione di Steam (ora confluita in Manens) nel mercato dell’ingegneria italiana. Con il suo approccio al lavoro improntato al rigore e alla qualità, l’attenzione e responsabilizzazione dei collaboratori, ha fatto crescere la società, allargando il […]
A new name and image to translate the change in progress: the Manes-Tifs-Steam Group have joined to shape a new essence. Together we are Manens, a word that has been part of our history for over 50 years and that we hope will continue to bring us luck for a long time. A new logo
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Make an impact with LCA – Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat seminar 13-14 February 2023 This week Edoardo Beltrame – Sustainability Specialist Manens-Tifs S.p.a. – joined the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) for a two-day seminar “Make an impact with LCA” Held in Venice, at Università Iuav di Venezia, the
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The Steam and Manens-Tifs group has won the tender for the requalification of the San Polo Hospital in Monfalcone, Gorizia: a facility built between 1980 and 1990, consisting of three buildings, now requiring significant renovations. The design concept includes the complete reorganisation of the hospital, with the development of new volumes on the heads of
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The date is set: by February 2026 – at the beginning of the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics – Piazzale Loreto will be completely transformed: a square of 9,200 sqm, 300 trees, 3,900 sqm of green areas, 1.2 km of cycle lanes, 60 bicycle stands and 1,200 sqm of solar panels. Moreover, the area will be almost
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Un bambino indossa un casco da astronauta volgendo uno sguardo sognante al cielo stellato. Così Alessio-b rielabora la sua opera “Look at the stars”, con chiaro riferimento alla volta celeste di Giotto per la Cappella degli Scrovegni. È un invito alla curiosità e a spingerci oltre i nostri confini, come diceva Stephen Hawking “look up
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Aldo Norsa’s 2022 Report on the Italian Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industry has been published. Officially presented during the conventional Christmas meeting – held on December 15th at Confindustria’s headquarters in Rome – the Report ranks the Manens-Tifs/Steam Group at 15th place, among the best performing top firms with widely positive economic and financial indicators. Read the
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Bern, Switzerland – October 20th and 21st Our Edoardo Beltrame, Sustainability Specialist of Manens-Tifs S.p.a., participated at the 17th Advanced Building Skins Conference & Expo in Bern, Switzerland presenting part of our/its contribution to the interesting project of the refurbishment of @ENEL HQ in Rome, designed by architect @Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. The session included
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The new Scientific Centre of the University of Turin is taking shape. The project, realized by JV Proger SpA/Manens-Tifs SpA, includes the construction of 22,000 square metres of spaces dedicated to teaching, 47,500 square metres for research, 7,200 square metres of socialising areas, 7,300 square metres for sports activities, and finally 40,000 square metres of
Ivana Congiu, BIM manager engineer at Verona office of Manens-Tifs, was interviewed by Aldo Norsa in the magazine IoARCH in an article entitled ‘The BIM manager as a guarantee of project quality’, which illustrates the importance of the BIM manager role in the production process. Read all: http://manens.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/IOARCH.pdf
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