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K2 Condominiums

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K2 Condominiums

This development on King Street in Waterloo required approximately 15,000 SF of shoring for two levels of underground parking. RWH Engineering Inc. (RWH) designed a piles and lagging shoring system with rakers to reach depths up to 9 meters. Wet fine sands required careful excavation and lagging in small lifts to ensure no ground loss occurred. High surcharges imposed by surrounding buildings required the rakers to be jacked in order to lock in the design load to minimize shoring movement.

Due to HCM’s efficient construction and project management, this project finished on time and on budget

Client: U.I.D. Developments Inc.
Location: Waterloo, Ontario

Slope Remediation

Slope Remediation

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Slope Remediation HCM and RWH Engineering provided a design build solution to remediate a failing slope at a project located in Western Ontario. Prior to HCM’s involvement, the site was excavated 7m into a
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University of Toronto Faculty of Law

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TTC Steels Launch Shaft The expansion of the Faculty of Law building at the University of Toronto incorporated the addition of another storey to the existing building. The increased loading
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Sarcee Trail

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Sarcee Trail The foundation of an existing residential apartment building in Southwest Calgary was compromised and required remedial measures to be completed. RWH designed a micropile underpinning system based on
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CN Malton GO Station

CN Malton GO Station

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Challenge: Build While Trains Are Running Work on the Malton GO Station in Toronto, Ontario includes improvements such as new walkways and a tunnel for pedestrian access to new platforms.
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BRT Tomken Station

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BRT Tomken Station The Mississauga Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is a dedicated roadway for bus travel. It stretches 18 km from Winston Churchill Boulevard to Renforth Drive. HCM’s scope
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Burke Residence

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Burke Residence The site topography presented the challenging task of installing shoring on steep slopes which impeded the accessibility of conventional equipment to the residential lot at the back alley
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