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Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport – University of Toronto

Canada
Stravifloor Jackup-R
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
University of Toronto
EllisDon Corporation
PatKau Architects ; MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects
Blackwell Structural Engineers
Tom Arban

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The design of the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport, a four-storey world-class gymnasium, sports medicine and training facility, based at the University of Toronto campus, included a sound attenuated floating floor to reduce impact vibration resulting from olympic-level weights being dropped onto the floor, to protect the close proximity of tenant space and sensitive medical equipment rooms.

A Stravifloor Jackup solution was installed consisting of jack-up steel spring isolators, designed at 50 mm deflection, to reduce impact vibration. After spring deflection, a 50 mm air void cavity space between the structural and floating slab was achieved, with a 50 mm perimeter air gap, to ensure highest possible venting to reduce the influence of the air stiffness.

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