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In three months, our team delivered a full support-structure package,11,390 parts totaling 58 tonnes. From engineering design to fabrication documentation, we ensured precision, safety and reliability throughout.
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Engineering precision isn’t just about drawings and dimensions – it starts much earlier. At Cadeli, it begins in conversations, reviews, and the constant refinement of our methods. Every internal discussion helps us model, name, and communicate better. By improving even one percent on each project, we create lasting impact where precision becomes a daily mindset – shaping not only our drawings but also how teams collaborate, make decisions, and bring ideas to life. It’s a process of continuous improvement that drives innovation, strengthens trust between disciplines, and ensures that every project, big or small, reflects our shared commitment to quality.
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This project focused on designing and coordinating steel connections for a hybrid concrete–steel structure. Through 3D modeling and close collaboration with fabricators, we developed custom, constructible solutions that improved fit, stability, and visual integration – especially in the canopy. The outcome was a fully coordinated fabrication model and detailed drawings translating analytical concepts into buildable solutions. The project strengthened collaboration between all stakeholders.
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At Cadeli, we transform challenging steel projects into stable, buildable solutions. By analyzing load paths, optimizing connections, and using tools like Tekla, SCIA, and IDEA StatiCa, we turn flawed designs into safe, efficient, and fully constructible structures. Our expertise ensures every project reaches its full potential. Every detail truly matters for lasting quality.
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From a 28.7 t steel frame to a completed landmark, this project highlights precise planning, Tekla modeling, and seamless on-site execution. Every beam, connection, and floor was carefully designed and assembled, resulting in a functional and visually striking mixed-use building set against a snowy alpine backdrop, showcasing engineering excellence and meticulous attention to every detail. The project demonstrates how careful coordination and expertise can turn complex designs into reality. It stands as a testament to teamwork, innovation, and the lasting impact of thoughtful and precise engineering practices.
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Our team delivered the structural design for a mixed-use building and auxiliary steel structure, ensuring durability, efficiency, and seamless integration. Early collaboration with architects and contractors allowed us to anticipate challenges and provide a cost-effective, sustainable, and robust solution. The design incorporated steel braced frames, composite decks, and a galvanized finish for long-term performance. Detailed execution planning ensured constructability and alignment with the architectural vision.
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Tekla Structures transforms engineering by combining speed, accuracy, and collaboration. With 3D modeling, automation, and BIM integration, workflows are accelerated by over 40%, while costly errors are minimized. Real-time model sharing ensures transparency among all stakeholders. This digital approach not only improves today’s project delivery but also future-proofs engineering, preparing companies for AI-driven optimization and digital twins.
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Building 27 tons of steel inside a live food factory? For the Manildra Filler Platforms, we delivered a full fabrication package with hygiene at its core – from 3D modeling to corrosion-resistant materials and dirt-trap-free design. A showcase of smart engineering in one of the industry’s most demanding environments.
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How to deliver a complex steel structure model fast and accurately? Cadeli’s team used Tekla Structures cloud edition and smart segmentation to work in parallel. We optimized modeling with repeated elements and delivered the full BIM model, GA drawings, and IFC files within 15 days-well before the tight one-month deadline.
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