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Basements On The Beach: Overcoming South Florida's Shoreline Excavation Challenges
The South Florida beachfront is awash with an ever-increasing number of high-rise condominiums. As land becomes scarcer and increasingly expensive, and building regulations change to require above-grade floors to be commercial or residential units, developers must locate parking below grade. However, given a subsurface profile consisting of highly porous limestone, together with a shallow groundwater table, maintaining a dry excavation for underground basement construction is a significant challenge.
Basements On The Beach: Overcoming South Florida's Shoreline Excavation Challenges
The South Florida beachfront is awash with an ever-increasing number of high-rise condominiums. As land becomes scarcer and increasingly expensive, and building regulations change to require above-grade floors to be commercial or residential units, developers must locate parking below grade. However, given a subsurface profile consisting of highly porous limestone, together with a shallow groundwater table, maintaining a dry excavation for underground basement construction is a significant challenge.
Basements On The Beach: Overcoming South Florida's Shoreline Excavation Challenges
Hussin, James D. (author) / Baquerizo, Andres M. (author) / Cook, Curtis R. (author)
GeoStrata Magazine Archive ; 23 ; 50-54
2021-07-01
52019-01-01 pages
Article (Journal)
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