Retaining Wall Deep Carving
New Carving effects for Retaining walls..From:Stonemakers ArtisansViews:16 2ratingsTime:02:03More inEducation
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003_Bamboo house Rotselaar
Bamboo house The narrow sloping and afforested site, southfaced towards the Beukenlaan, is not that typical Flanders plot. In the past the neighbourhood seems to have been a residential recreation zone, where Belgians used to build their individual summer houses. When asked to build a new spacious residence on this particular site, AST77 was confronted with a bungalow and extension. Replacing the old buildings the architects made an intelligent use of the existing retaining wall. Rather than following the direction of the street, the house faintly changes the direction of its long front facade in favour of the direction of the perimeter at the back. Walking on the slightly sloping path along the long front facade towards the entrance, one notices the length and narrowness of the house. The exceptional dwelling is 26.3 m long and only 4.5 m wide and seems to be partly dug into the slope of the terrain, be it that excavations were limited due to the use of the retaining wall. With its roof following the slope of the site, the volume of the house is reduced. The exterior is clad with ecological bamboo sticks vertically placed in black steel frames. In combination with the surrounding trees mirrored in the glazing, this creates an interesting effect. The entrance is situated in the underpass where a balcony offers a view towards the garden and forest. At the right side there is a storage. Behind the entrance door the house reveals an entirely open space. From the reception ...From:AST77bvbaViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:57More inScience Technology
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Stone Retaining wall project in Marin ...All Access 707-534-1035
Be sure to like us: http://www.facebook.com . We are building a stone retaining wall in Marin on a steep hill. This is our custom ramp we built. Actually works pretty good. Move over 6 tons so far....From:AllaccesslandscapeViews:1 0ratingsTime:00:33More inHowto Style
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Custom Ramp for Retaining Wall in Marin...All Access 707-534-1035
http://www.facebook.com We had to figure out a way to get this martial down the hill for our stone retaining wall. It has work pretty good... Over 6 tons of stone so far ,6 yards of base rock, and 150 80 lbs bags of cement so far... Stay tuned for updates....From:AllaccesslandscapeViews:1 0ratingsTime:01:48More inHowto Style
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How to Build Tall Reinforced Retaining Walls
When the owners of the Four Feathers Winery in WA required an 18 ft. tall vertical retaining wall for their new production facility, they turned to Redi-Rock. Redi-Rock #39;s Positive Connection System for reinforced walls created a cost-effective solution that could handle the live loading conditions and be installed fast. Learn more about the project here!From:RediRockOfficialViews:65 0ratingsTime:02:34More inHowto Style
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George Bush Tollway Retaining Walls
Project Manager, Kirk Fraser, explains the holistic approach to managing multiple entities in order to deliver not only an improved product, but an "owner #39;s manual" on retaining wall construction as well.From:KleinfelderHQViews:1 0ratingsTime:04:34More inScience Technology
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Kelly Floreat
Colorbond fencing, gates, paving and retaining wall client in Floreat, WA. Mist green fence colour.From:AllViewConstructionViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:28More inPeople Blogs
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A1A Flooding Along Fort Lauderdale Beach 2012
October 28, 2012. The ocean has washed an entire section of Fort Lauderdale beach onto State Road A1A. For updated photos of this event, visit design215.com For those of you unfamiliar with the area, the signs indicate where parking spaces used to be. There was a low retaining wall to keep the wind from blowing sand into the road, a sidewalk, a bicycle lane, and four lanes of traffic. This has all been buried by the sand from beach. The ocean now occupies the place where the beach used to be. Apparently this is happening due to a combination of Hurricane Sandy passing nearby, unusually high tides, and a full moon. Bulldozers were here earlier, piling up the sand in an effort to clear a portion of the road and prevent further flooding. The damage to the beach appears to be limited to this residential area, north of Sunrise Blvd. Tourists can still enjoy a nice wide beach, south of Sunrise Blvd. Please subscribe to this channel and also visit: design215.com facebook.comFrom:Robert GiordanoViews:3 2ratingsTime:01:48More inTravel Events
backyard drilling, Friday Nov 23, 2012, 21 Bishop Lane, Menlo Park, CA
San Francisquito Creek (flowing downstream) is on the right of the frame, then the video pans up along the retaining wall and eventually focuses on the drill rig that is boring a hole inches away from the edge of the retaining wall. The camera also focuses on the upstream corner of the retaining wall where blocks have been placed. Will they hold or will they slide down into the creek? Only time or a rainstorm will tell.From:alicia inswaViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:29More inNews Politics
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Mezger Enterprises--Cut Limestone using a CNC machine!
Mezger Cut stone operations using their state of the art CNC machine to cut out wall caps specified for a large retaining wall.From:Clinton HartViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:26More inEducation
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