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Saint Denis Pleyel Station

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May 15, 2024

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A 3D rendering of a building's structural framework, showing concrete pillars and beams, as well as steel beams.

Located west of the Saint-Denis rail network at the intersection of Rue Pleyel and Rue Francisque Pourbeau, the Saint-Denis Pleyel station plays an important role in the Grand Paris Express project.

This station is connected to lines 14, 15, 16, 17 and RER-D, and 250 meters away is metro line 13.

With 250,000 passengers per day, this station is the center of the Grand Paris Express.

Architectural rendering of a building's structural framework, showing concrete walls and a complex steel beam system.

Challenges in the project

  • For this construction project, a single model was used to calculate steel and concrete quantities. The multiple beams emphasized here are connected to the slab using dowels and supported by corbels or intersecting concrete verticals.

  • Because the modeling was done in Tekla Structures and the structural calculations were done in Idea Statica, it contains a lot of point information and complex nodes.

  • Base sealant and dowels were aligned with the rebar, and sleeves were provided to allow placement of concrete columns on the metal beams.

3D model of a building's structural frame, showcasing concrete columns and colorful steel beams and supports.
3D model of a building's internal structure showing different floors and levels with colorful beams and supports.
3D rendering of a steel structural beam and column connection, showcasing complex joining and reinforcement details.
3D rendering of a building's steel structure with colored beams, showing the floor and ceiling joists.
A 3D rendering of building construction, showcasing structural steel beams and concrete reinforcement.
Close-up view of a steel frame structure, showing interconnected beams and columns with visible bolts.
A construction site with a white crane in the foreground. In the background, buildings and cranes are visible, showing an active urban development.

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