München Haltepunkt Marienhof

Short description

The major project 2nd S-Bahn main line Munich consists of the sub-projects "above-ground areas", "inner city area/tunnel" and "supplementary network measures" in the outer branches.

The project

The Marienhof construction project includes the central access structure that is being constructed in the diaphragm wall/cut-and-cover construction method. The installa-tion of the first excavation level at approx. 3m below ground level is being built as a first measure with a back-anchored girder pile shoring as a secured excavation pit. From this level, the diaphragm walls and the primary supports for the temporary load transfer of the floor slabs will be constructed. After the mezzanine floor has been concreted, the excavation of the individual levels will begin continuously from top to bottom. Openings remain in the slabs to ensure that supply and disposal can be made.

Due to the existing development around the excavation pit, the platforms below will be driven under compressed air. Extensive compensation injection measures will be carried out to secure the surrounding buildings, utility lines and underground metro railway structures.

To connect the distributor level with the platform levels of the underground station U3/U6, tunnels in mined construction under compressed air are planned. The connecting tunnel is to cross under the Marienhof exit of the underground lines U3/U6 from the central access structure and connect to the platforms of the lines U3/U6 via the start shafts of the construction project platform extension U3/U6 Marienplatz.

After the excavation of the excavation pit has been completed, the 5-part tunnel cross-sections will be excavated in an east and west direction at a length of 65 m each, each of which will accommodate the escape tunnels and the central tunnel with adjoining platform tubes on the outside. The escape staircases and the lean concrete blocks for the TBM entrance will be built at both ends of the platform tunnels.

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Challenges

The inner-city traffic situation in the Marienhof area, with its high volume of pedestrians, cyclists, residents and delivery traffic, places high demands on logistics. The sensitive development in the vicinity of the construction site requires a careful con struction method with complex monitoring equipment and countermeasures to avoid any possible deformations.

Further information

Key Figures

• Commissioned in 2028
• Geology    Alternation of tertiary sand and marl layers

Implenia on-site
Consortium Marienhof
Irschenhauser Strasse 16
81379 Munich, Germany

Tasks
Shell work for the stations using the mining tunnelling method

Performed services
Tunnelling, special foundation, civil engineering work

Construction methods

• Excavation pit
• Diaphragm wall, L = 300 m, 1.5 m thick, 54 m deep
• Primary supports, Ø = 1.8 m, l = 72 m
• Station
• Floor structures 1.20 -1.50 m thick
• Cross-section surface platform tubes 430 m²

    
Project Participants

Client
DB NETZE:
DB Netz AG,
DB Station & Service AG 
DB Energie GmbH

Planner (execution planning)
Community of engineers - Technical planning Execution planning
SSF Ingenieure AG
atelier4dArchitektenPart GmbB
iLF Consulting Engineers Austria GmbH

Construction supervision
Ingenieurgemeinschaft Bauüberwachung 2. S-Bahn-Stammstrecke
Arcadis Germany GmbH
Bernard Ingenieure ZT GmbH
Geoconsult Deutschland GmbH
FCP-Fritsch, Chiari & Partner ZT GmbHARGE
Implenia Construction GmbH (TGF)
Hochtief Infrastructure GmbH (KGF)
Implenia Spezialtiefbau GmbH

Consortium
Implenia Construction GmbH (TGF)
Hochtief Infrastructure GmbH (KGF)
Implenia Spezialtiefbau GmbH