Are You Specifying the Right Waterproofing Admixture?
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When it comes to waterproofing concrete, not all admixtures are created equal — and the latest guidance from ACI 212...
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Concrete to Last Centuries: ÃÛÌÒÉçÇø Technologies Power the World’s Most Demanding Projects
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Integral waterproofing and self-healing admixtures support long-term performance across six continents VANCOUVER, BC (December 17, 2025) – As cities expand...
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Post-Tension Slabs 101: Why They Crack—and Why That Matters for Waterproofing
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Post-tensioned (PT) slabs have become a go-to solution for podiums, parking structures, mixed-use developments, and high-rise buildings. By tensioning steel...
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3 Waterproofing Mistakes We Still See in the Field
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Even with advances in concrete technology and building science, below-grade waterproofing failures continue to show up on job sites worldwide....
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Building Resilient Marine Infrastructure: Why Durability Starts in the Concrete Mix
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Waterfronts around the world are facing a new era of pressure. Rising sea levels, intensifying storm surges, and increased tidal...
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Build It Right the First Time: Long-Term Concrete Durability for Critical Infrastructure
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Hydropower is the world’s largest source of renewable electricity—and it’s under pressure. As governments and utilities invest in critical upgrades...
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Built to Last: Why Data Centers Need Durable Concrete More Than Ever
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Built to Last: Why Data Centers Need Durable Concrete More Than Ever As the global demand for high-performance data centers...
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Concrete That Lasts: How PRAs Are Rebuilding Resilient Infrastructure
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On February 26, 2025, residents of Dockside Condominiums in Charleston, South Carolina, were given just 48 hours to evacuate. Engineers...
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