Teufelberger-Redaelli supplied the tension ring cable system to support roof of the new Adana Stadium in Turkey. The new 33,000-seat stadium has a 24,000m2 roof and will host soccer matches for the two Adana teams. Teufelberger-Redaelli’s scope for the project was providing the roof’s cable net design, the cable supply, the cable installation and the big lift synchronised tensioning of the 184 steel radial cables from 40 up to 100mm of diameter.

The 5/6 Arches at the intersection point of route 5 and 6 is already proving to be an iconic project and one that defines the new skyline of Qatar. Teufelberger-Redaelli’s contribution to this structure was manufacturing the cables, supplying the clamps, engineering the cable net installation and tensioning. The two arches are the tallest monument in Qatar, weighing more than 9,300t of steel. 

Bøkfjord Bridge (Norwegian: Bøkfjordbrua) is a road bridge which crosses at its mouth into Bøkfjord, in Sør-Varanger municipality in Troms og Finnmark (Norway) and it is the last piece of the road project between Kirkenes in Norway and Pechenga in Russia on Europavei 105.

The award-winning Chiswick Park Footbridge is an architecturally challenging project in Central London. The structure connects the Chiswick Underground Tube station with the adjacent new business park. It is comprised of three progressively smaller arch bridges which are extremely slender and light in their design. The arches and decks are designed using the minimum amount of steel in order to create a minimalistic piece of architecture.

The new bridge on Crati River is an iconic project that underlines the contemporary architectural trend of the city of Cosenza, one of the most avant-garde cities in the Calabria region. The new bridge is not only a piece of functional infrastructure that aims to connect and bring together two very socially and structurally different urban areas, but it also aims, with its audacious architecture, to become a symbolic and distinguishing monument of the city.