Proyectos

In 1951, the Delaware Memorial Bridge was opened to traffic allowing commuters to navigate over the Delaware River on a 3,650 ft (1,112 m) long state-of-the-art suspension bridge. The structure is a twin suspension bridge crossing the Delaware River. This roadway is a major artery which carries I-295 from New Jersey to Delaware. This is a toll road where any rehabilitation to the roadway is a major disturbance to traffic and toll collection.

The watertightness Ductal® Envelope made possible the design of an impermeable wavy façade with effective exterior insulation using a panel sandwich system. The mineral texture of Ductal® fits perfectly with the plant-like appearance that the architect desired.

The Canadian-American architect Franck Gehry, laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1989, has designed a building swathed in an array of vast glass sails (large glass surfaces) and consisting of concrete facades with geometric shapes as original as they are complex known as icebergs... Icebergs dressed in Ductal® Envelope, using a unique manufacturing process that has received an award from the French Fédération de l'Industrie du Béton.

Mosquito Creek Bridge was in need of a rehabilitation due to its age and deterioration to bring it up to modern seismic standards. This bridge was the first bridge constructed in Canada to use pre-stressing, completed in 1952 andis located in North Vancouver, near Marine Drive and Fell Ave.