StructuralBridge Preservation over the Oregon Inlet
Martin Emmrich
Read MoreA History of Concrete Rehabilitation on North Carolina?s Outer Banks.
RepairStructuralMarine Structures: Pier Projects
Tommy Pirkle and Randell Ogburn
Read MoreMarine piers are abundant in the United States and are generally made of concrete.
UndergroundStructuralBriardale Gardens
John Andersen
Read MoreWith a population of over 8.17 million people, the city of London, England, continues to grow.
RepairStructuralFort Mott State Park – Rehabilitation Phase I
Warren Cruz
Read MoreFort Mott was part of a three-fort defense system designed for the Delaware River during the post-Civil War modernization period,
RepairStructuralRecreationalStructural Repair of Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier Cycle of Life
Hank Taylor
Read MoreDuring the late 1950s to the mid-1950s, Galveston Island was a destination for those who came to Texas to have fun and conduct a little business.
RepairStructuralInternationalHydrodemolition and Shotcrete for Rehabilitating a Reservoir Spillway
Kyong-Ku Yun, Sung-Yong Choi, and Yong-Gon Kim
Read MoreThe rehabilitation of a multi-curved reservoir spillway in Korea was successfully accomplished by hydrodemolition and shotcrete;
RepairArchitecturalStructuralCalifornia Memorial Stadium
Nur Kasdi and Larry Totten
Read MoreSince 1923, California (Cal) Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, CA, has been the home of the University of California (UC) Berkeley?s football team.
ArchitecturalStructuralInternationalThe Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Wlodzimierz Czajka
Read MoreIn 2012, SPB TORKRET Ltd completed a unique shotcrete project in Warsaw, Poland? an 85 ft (26 m) high wall with an approximate surface area of 65,000 ft2 (6000 m2).
RepairStructuralSt. Paul Union Depot
Richard Maxwell and Dave Sawyer
Read MoreThe St. Paul Union Depot, also known affectionately as SPUD, was originally built in 1881, at which time it became a landmark transportation facility in downtown St. Paul, MN.
RepairUndergroundStructuralCSX Pinkerton Tunnel
Dennis Bittner, Nick Laviolette, and Denis Laviolette
Read MoreAs part of the National Gateway Clearance Project, the Pinkerton Tunnel, located in Markleton, PA, was to be removed because it did not have the required height clearance to accommodate double-stack freight railroad cars.