Geosynthetic, Industry Associations, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
Wow, talk about human innovation and response to the challenges of global warming and CO2 reduction. Naue has a history of invention and innovative developments for engineering applications. And again they lead by example. Well done Naue for this innovation and the...
Geosynthetic, Industry Associations, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
GPIL is proud to have been involved with various geosynthetic materials supplied to this project. Our Paraweb geostrap reinforcement and GFRP pin positive connection system to the Stone Strong retaining MSE bank seat abutment foundation is a first for Waka Kotahi NZTA...
Geosynthetic, Industry Associations, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
When Torridge District Council wanted an access road and Visitor Centre car park, sustainable construction was key, with the regulator stipulating no plastic to be used, Naue Geosythetics’ biodegradable geotextile Secutex Green was a natural choice. The nonwoven is...
Geosynthetic, Industry Associations, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
The IGS has published the first of a series of case studies showcasing the benefits geosynthetics can have on the environment. The profiles detail the many ways geosynthetics have supported more sustainable construction, whether through the use of more...
Ground Improvement–Retaining + Soil Reinforcement, Hydraulic Structures–Coastal + Waterways, Mateenbar, Pavements–Road, Rail, Sea + Airports, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
The Toko Toru Tapu church in Manutuke, Gisborne, is one of the most important Maori churches in New Zealand. The church has a rich history and is adorned with work by renowned carver, Rukupo. Rukupo is regarded as one of the most illustrious carvers from the 19th...
Ground Improvement–Retaining + Soil Reinforcement, Hydraulic Structures–Coastal + Waterways, Mateenbar, Pavements–Road, Rail, Sea + Airports, Primary Industry Sustainability, Sustainable Structural Concrete
In 2009, Pete Renshaw boarded an almost empty, 737 from Australia and island-hopped his way to the Marshall Islands. He spent a week on the islands, meeting with contractors who were building 12 schools with engineering consultancy, BECA. The project was part of the...
