The Warm Springs Extension, San Francisco US

Addition of 5.4-miles of new tracks to the Bay Area Rapid Transit

The Warm Springs Extension will add 5.4-miles of new tracks from the existing Fremont Station south to a new station in the Warm Springs District of the City of Fremont. The project alignment will cross over Walnut Avenue; under Stevenson Boulevard, Fremont Central Park and the Union Pacific Railroad track in a subway; over Paseo Padre Parkway; under Washington Boulevard; under Auto Mall Parkway; and over South Grimmer Boulevard. Turbo-Seal was the natural choice for the waterproofing on this project due to its superior blind side system, responsiveness to substrate vibrations, and long life span, in addition to being among the greenest products on the market find project updates here

incheon intl. airport, seoul korea

2.5 million square feet of structural waterproofing using Turbo-Seal.

By project completion, Korea’s international airport will be the largest airport in the world. Transit tunnels constructed below the water table, in salt water conditions, on a structure subject to constant vibration, posed a difficult problem that required a comprehensive solution. Turbo-Seal’s unique attributes made it the perfect choice for waterproofing one of the world’s most challenging projects. view more info

Cheong Gye Cheon, seoul korea

A 3.5 mile project to reclaim one of downtown Seoul’s original water ways.

From Seoul’s beginning the Cheong Gye Cheon was a life giving water way through Seoul. Over years of industrialization and modernization, the Cheong Gye Cheon was filled in with concrete and a road way was developed in it’s place. RE-Form’s polymer mortar and FRP Systems helped reclaim this historic waterway. The central roadway was removed and the remaining side roadways were reinforced to meet additional traffic requirements.

big dig, boston us

A new approach to fixing leaks.

Boston’s Central Artery is the United States most ambitious infrastructure project ever. Enhancing the quality of life for the people of Boston, the Central Artery is a remarkable feat of engineering. However, it has not been without it’s problems. Turbo-Seal was the first material of its kind to successfully stop leaks within the Central Artery. view more info