WHAT WE DO
Rúbrica Engineering designed and produced special equipment for in-place casting of bridges, precast moulds, self-launching falsework, tunnel forms, special systems and unique projects
Our competence fields are:
RUBRICA INNOVATION
We work in unique projects, where the innovation and advanced technology is the difference.
NEWS
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October 1, 2023Rubrica´s new record of the largest concrete cast in our historyExciting news!We have achieved a new record of the largest concrete cast in our history, which happened in Denmark as part of the construction of the world's longest submerged tunnel.Our formwork has demonstrated its strength by withstanding a concrete pour... -
June 12, 2023Cable-stayed Pattullo BridgeAfter Rúbrica´s latest visit to the cable-stayed Pattullo Bridge, the final assembly review has been successfully completed, and a preliminary inspection has been carried out in preparation for the upcoming load test. This marks a significant milestone in the project´s... -
August 10, 2022Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, the world's longest immersed tunnel!We are delighted to share the exciting news of our collaboration on the impressive Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, the world's longest immersed tunnel!. Meva Formworks has partnered with Rúbrica to supply the necessary formwork for the construction of the 10 special elements... -
June 7, 2022First steps of our formwork equipment for the Guillermo Gaviria Echeverri tunnel(The Tunnel Guillermo Gaviria Echeverri is the Main tunnel of the Toyo Tunnel)The Toyo tunnel is a mega road infrastructure project located in the department of Antioquia, Colombia. The project is articulated with the 4G Highways, specifically the Vías Mar... -
May 10, 2022Tunnel formwork for the construction of the connecting galleries in the Rastatt tunnelsTunnel formworkThe project has 8 connecting galleries with similar geometries but different dimensions between them. The construction of each gallery is divided into four phases of execution due to the fact that it has different sections. The 4 phases of...
