​​​​​​Foundation Engineering Project References

Padgett-Thomas Barracks - The Citadel, Charleston, SC

Constructed in 1922, the Padgett-Thomas Barracks was the oldest building, the largest student housing facility perhaps the best-known symbol of the military college. By 2000, however, it was declared a safety hazard with collapsed ceilings, fallen concrete, backed-up sewer lines and structural instability. In the early part of 2000, the decision was made to demolish and replace the Padgett-Thomas Barracks with a new structure, identical in appearance to the landmark building but incorporating modern conveniences.         

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Binghamton University East Campus Housing , Phase Two - Binghamton, NY

In August 2009, Binghamton University  embarked on a project to replace its aging  dormitories with new, up-to-date facilities.  One of the objectives for rebuilding rather than retrofitting was to modernize the campus dormitories and boost curb appeal, an important factor for colleges.

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Trump International Hotel & Tower - Chicago, IL

The mat foundation for the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago measured 198 ft (60 m) in length, 60 ft (18 m) in width and 10 ft (3 m) in depth, and required approximately 5,000 yd³ (3,800 m³) of concrete.

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Fort Drum Connector Bridge Beams - Jefferson County, NY

The concrete specified for the 100' x 84" high beams fell under the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) high-performance concrete specifications, which requires the use of 5 gal/yd3 (25 L/m3) of a calcium nitrite-based corrosion-inhibiting admixture. The concrete had to achieve a compressive strength of 8,500 psi (58.6 MPa) in 34 hours and 10,100 psi (69.6 MPa) at 28 days in order for New Enterprise to meet scheduling requirements.