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Project Name:
Salvation Army Kroc Center
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Project Name:
Former Warehouse Redevelopment
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Location:
London U.K.
Area:
2,000 m2
A 2,000 m2 floor space of a vacant building in London, formerly used for warehousing and storage, was to be redeveloped into a number of start-up business premises. High benzene soil concentrations from a historic paintworks on site required a high performance vapour barrier to protect future building tenants.
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Project Name:
Manufacturing Facility
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Location:
York, PA
Area:
104,000 Sq Ft
A 104,000 square foot manufacturing facility required the use of a vapor barrier due to migrating chlorinated solvents in groundwater from a nearby plume. In addition to the vapor barrier, a 30 mil battened and welded PVC sheet was also specified for enhanced protection which required an extended installation time.
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Project Name:
Love Field Airline Facility
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Location:
Dallas, TX
Area:
55,000 Sq Ft
The Dallas Love Field airport originally opened in 1917 and has over 90 years of aviation use. A major airline decided to expand their current facilities at Love Field which included the construction of a new maintenance facility. An underground storage tank was discovered prior to construction and insufficient historical site records caused concern for potential indoor air vapor in the new building. A vapor intrusion barrier was sought to protect the new structure from potential vapor intrusion and keep the project on schedule.
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Project Name:
Kent County Courthouse
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Location:
Dover, DE
Area:
55,000 Sq Ft
The new Kent County Courthouse was in need of gas vapor mitigation resulting from a subsurface contaminant plume. Originally, a spray-applied asphalt/latex membrane for gas vapor protection was specified in addition to a bentonite product for waterproofing protection.
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Project Name:
CVS Pharmacy
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Location:
Tallahassee, FL
Area:
3,000 Sq Ft
To accommodate a planned expansion, CVS acquired an adjoining vacant building (approximately 3000 ft2) which formerly operated as a commercial dry cleaning facility. Site investigations revealed chlorinated solvent contamination in groundwater beneath the building, including tetrachloroethene (PCE) and trichloroethene (TCE).
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Project Name:
Student Housing
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Location:
Louisville, KY
Area:
142,000 Sq ft
Student housing was to be constructed in Louisville, KY over 42 acres of vacant Brownfield property. Chlorinated solvents were discovered in the subsurface soil and groundwater beneath the proposed construction area and caused concern over potential indoor air vapor within the housing complex.
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Project Name:
Taylor-Lauridsen Fieldhouse
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Location:
Chicago, IL
Area:
16,000 Sq Ft
A new fieldhouse utilizing the latest in green technology was constructed by the Public Building Commission in the City of Chicago. The development incorporated various sustainable design elements and materials to achieve the Commission’s goal of LEED "Silver" Certification.
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Project Name:
Shinsei Gardens
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Location:
Alameda, CA
Area:
22,000 Sq Ft
A senior housing facility was constructed over an existing benzene plume creating a concern over high levels of benzene vapors. Northgate Environmental, with the approval of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), selected Geo-Seal® to mitigate the vapor intrusion risk.
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Project Name:
Compass Bank
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Location:
Birmingham, AL
Area:
4000 Sq Ft
Compass Bank was constructed over a site with chlorinated solvents residing in the subsurface. A vapor intrusion membrane was sought to prevent vapor intrusion into the building from the contamination below. Initially, a simple spray-applied material was specified, however, TGE Resources requested the use of Geo-Seal®.
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