Fort Edmonton Pedestrian Bridge
Footbridge over the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton, Alberta: 246 m long suspension structure designed as a pedestrian and bicycle crossing. The presence of weak clayshales created geotechnical challenges for the design and construction of large diameter caissons and pre-stressed ground anchors (Photo: Kurt Bauschardt).
Richmond Olympic Oval
The Oval was constructed near the bank of the Fraser River on very thick deposits of loose sand and compressible silt. Designing a 100 meter long arch roof and a super-flat floor surface with an extremely tight settlement tolerance on compressible ground was extremely challenging (Photo: Bob Matheson).
Victoria Convention Centre
This beautiful facility was built as an addition to the majestic Empress Hotel (background). A recent expansion has added the former Crystal Garden structure across the street (foreground). All structures are built on deep fill dredged from the harbour, which presented geotechnical challenges ranging from underpinning of the Empress to seismic liquefaction assessment of the fill (Photo: Bob Matheson).
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Jan 28, 2012
Suspending a 13-storey tower over a century-old four-storey structure
http://t.co/2ptfo5Ee #Toronto #YYZ
Jan 28, 2012
Paul Wilson from Thurber #Vancouver gave presentations on the BC Place Roof Replacement & the Sea-to-Sky Hwy @queensu #geotechnical