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History Project institute №1 - the country's history

1986

The Project Development Institute celebrated forty years of operation. Since its establishment, the professional achievements of the Institute in many fields of planning and designing were highly appreciated both by the professional community and superior bodies. 

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Ленинградский завод железобетонных изделий №5 i

Источник: http://lsrreinforcedconcrete.ru/about/history/

Leningrad reinforced-concrete plant No. 5

One of the most important projects at Project Development Institute No. 1 in 1954–1955. Breakthroughs in the design field were to drive breakthroughs in the construction industry as well. The plant itself was built in Leningrad Region using new structures developed at the Institute for the production of new construction parts. The plant was erected using wide-panel pre-fabricated structures, many of which were used in construction for the first time, such as: combined stressed beams with a 15-meter span, lattice work with an 18-meter span, double-curved pre-fabricated stressed vault-envelopments measuring 31x18 m, and precast, pre-stressed reinforced-concrete galleries without intermediate supports. From the moment of its startup, reinforced-concrete plant No. 5 has been a unique manufacturer of new standard structures for construction. 

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Вольдемар Яковлевич Павилайнен

Voldemar Pavilainen

Engineer, Head of the Calculations Department, 1961-1980.

Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor, Department of the Theory of Elasticity, College of Mathematics and Mechanics at St. Petersburg State University. He was employed at Project Development Institute No. 1 from 1961 to 1980, first as Engineer, then as Chief Specialist, and Head of the Department of Calculations. Dr. Pavilainen is the laureate of the Prize of the USSR Council of Ministers and the State Prize.

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