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Digging foundation around bridge approach and subway tunnels
Foundations for office buildings occupying 7-1/2 acre site in London along Thames river, are founded on 100 ft thick "London clay"; differentials of heave and settlement caused problem; straddling structure of concrete cylinders was needed to support 26 story tower over Bakerloo subway line; 10 by 20 ft diam tunnels connecting upstream and downstream parts of buildings are walled with continuous pile rows to prevent water seepage and settlement of nearby viaduct piers.
Digging foundation around bridge approach and subway tunnels
Foundations for office buildings occupying 7-1/2 acre site in London along Thames river, are founded on 100 ft thick "London clay"; differentials of heave and settlement caused problem; straddling structure of concrete cylinders was needed to support 26 story tower over Bakerloo subway line; 10 by 20 ft diam tunnels connecting upstream and downstream parts of buildings are walled with continuous pile rows to prevent water seepage and settlement of nearby viaduct piers.
Digging foundation around bridge approach and subway tunnels
Eng News-Rec
Engineering News-Record ; 162
1959
Article (Journal)
English
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