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ArchitecturalInternationalGeneralHow Zolula is Redefining Large-Scale Slope Stabilization in South Africa – 2025 Outstanding International Project

Adriaan Havenga

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In the rugged terrain between Grahamstown and the Fish River Pass, where steep cuttings slice through unforgiving rock formations, engineering precision is not a luxury — it is a necessity. Along this demanding stretch of…

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ArchitecturalGeneralPoint Grey Foreshore: Coastal Stabilization Through Shotcrete Innovation – 2025 Outstanding New Construction Project

Dan Pitts

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Perched high above the Pacific, the Point Grey Foreshore stabilization project presented a rare convergence of coastal engineering, structural complexity, and architectural artistry. Rising approximately 45 ft (14 m) above sea level, the site demanded a solution capable of withstanding…

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PoolGeneralSouthern Living Pools: Yates Project – 2025 Outstanding Pool & Recreational Project

Juanjose Armenta-Aguirre

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The phone rings: “Junior, come bring us a truck.” This is nothing out of the ordinary for me. I drive a truck when needed, and that call was no exception, especially with the jobsite out in the Marble Falls/Horseshoe Bay area of Central Texas. Considering

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EspañolPoolGeneralSouthern Living Pools: Proyecto Yates – Proyecto Destacado de Piscina y Recreación 2025

Juanjose Armenta-Aguirre

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Suena el teléfono: “Junior, ven y tráenos un camión”. Esto no tiene nada de fuera de lo común para mí. Manejo camión cuando se necesita, y esa llamada no fue la excepción, sobre todo con el sitio de obra ubicado en la zona de Marble

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GeneralCommentariesPresident’s Award 2025: Raúl Bracamontes

Bill Geers

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At the completion of my tenure as President, I am honored to be presenting the ASA President’s Award to a person clearly deserving of this esteemed recognition: I am presenting this year’s President’s Award to Raúl Bracamontes, for his outstanding service to the ASA and

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RepairGeneralFrom Legacy to Longevity: The Abitibi Canyon Dam Rehabilitation Project – 2025 Outstanding Rehabilitation & Repair Project

Eve-Lyne Sylvestre, André Corbin, and François Gagnon

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The rehabilitation of the Abitibi Canyon Dam marks a defining moment in the renewal of Canada’s hydroelectric infrastructure. Constructed between 1930 and 1936, the 150 ft (46 m) high structure continues to deliver 349 MW of clean energy to…

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UndergroundGeneralNew York City Grand Central Station New Passageway – 2025 Outstanding Underground Project

Louis Falco

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The prestigious Grand Central Station is located in a major hub center of New York City bound by East 42nd Street (south), Lexington Avenue (east), East 51st Street (north), and Madison Avenue (west). As one of the major hub centers…

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GeneralCommentariesCommittee Chair Memo: Marketing Through Membership

Jason Myers

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What is the best way to market your company and the shotcrete industry? I would contend that one of the best ways is through membership and participation in the American Shotcrete Association (ASA). How else can you access…

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GeneralCommentariesExecutive Director Update: ASA Today

Charles S. Hanskat, P.E., F.ACI, F.ASCE, ASA Executive Director

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For the 21st time, we have selected the winning submissions to our ASA Outstanding Shotcrete Project Awards. This issue of Shotcrete magazine highlights these winners, each of which exemplifies the quality, creativity, and breadth of applications that shotcrete placement gives to…

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GeneralCommentariesASA President’s Message: Inflection Points

Jason Myers

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A change in our Board leadership is a great opportunity to look at the past, present, and future of the American Shotcrete Association (ASA). As I approach my 9th year on the Board and Executive Board, I now have the honor and privilege of serving