San Nicolás school in Pereira to be rebuilt with seismic isolator
The San Nicolás educational institution in Pereira will be rebuilt with anti-seismic technology after the damage caused by the earthquake, with an investment of between COP 22,000 million and COP 23,000 million, according to Daniel Perea, vice president of Terpel. The project will include a seismic isolator to reduce the transmission of energy from earth movements and allow the school to serve as a shelter. The works would take between 18 and 24 months, during which students will have alternating and virtual education.
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- Rebuilding the San Nicolás educational institution in Pereira would cost between COP 22,000 million and COP 23,000 million.
- The project will include a seismic isolator to absorb part of an earthquake's energy and reduce its transmission to the structure.
- The works would take between 18 and 24 months; during that period there will be alternating and virtual education to prevent dropouts.
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