Cast-in-Place

Protecting a Sloping Site from Water Infiltration  Background 199 Watling Street is a contemporary development. It features 15 luxury apartments and two commercial units in the village of Radlett, which is one of the most sought-after locations in Hertfordshire just outside of London, England. During its development, the below grade portion was designed to be … Read More

Eliminating the Risk of Flooding While Optimizing a Structure’s Footprint Background Seen as a great example of how new structures can be built in small, confined spaces, 1 Southwick Yard is a unique and valuable project for Paddington, London. Found a short walk away from Hyde Park, the structure’s use of space is limited. It’s … Read More

Waterproofing the Mid-Halton Wastewater Treatment Plant Permanently Background The Halton region is expecting to grow to over 753,000 people by 2031. In preparation for this population boom, the regional government started an expansion and modernization project for their aging wastewater network at the Mid-Halton Wastewater Treatment Plant. During the planning of the project, the engineers … Read More

Extending Hospital Space While Reducing the Cost of Construction Background The construction of hospitals is one of the more delicate infrastructure developments that a region can plan for. That was no different for the capital of Qatar. With their population growth continuing to rise, the capital needed to not only build more hospitals but also … Read More

Giving a Qatar Palace Quick and Efficient Waterproofing Solutions Background Sometimes lost in the vast construction explosion of the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates, Qatar has been growing and building rapidly on its own. Pushing the limits of constructability, Qatar has planned the construction of the City of Lusail, enormous stadiums, great buildings, … Read More

Raising the Erosion Resistance of Exposure Class F1 Concrete Background With the combined efforts of Regional Power Inc. and the Pic Mobert First Nation, the White River hydro project was successfully completed in 2016. Located approximately 70 km (44 mi) west of the Township of White River in Ontario, Canada, this project consists of two … Read More

Protecting a Seylynn Village Project from a High Water Table and More Background Located in North Vancouver, the Beacon tower was the first of three buildings in the Seylynn Village development. It was part of a 20-year plan the area’s district had to revitalize the Lower Lynn neighborhood. While the neighborhood itself was highly sought … Read More

Meeting Sustainability Requirements with LEED-Friendly Waterproofing Background Kent State University (KSU) is Northeast Ohio’s premier choice among public universities in the region, making the demand to attend and work there quite high. As a result, the university chose to expand their capacity with a three-story building that would hold 3,159 m2 (34,000 ft2) of space. … Read More

Providing a Proven, Time-Tested Waterproofing System  Background In 2014, Brunei Darussalam’s general hospital, Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha (RIPAS), expanded to include the Women and Children Hospital. This new $69-million facility opened in early 2015 with 382 beds for women and children and improved patient facilities and services all encompassed within a state-of-the-art structure. During … Read More

Making a Museum Marvel Resilient with PRAH Waterproofing Background During its relocation to Lower Manhattan, the Whitney Museum of American Art significantly expanded the space it held for both exhibitions and programs, giving the public the ability to view an unsurpassed collection of modern and contemporary American art. Designed by world-renowned architect Renzo Piano, the … Read More