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  • Concrete Paving, Colorado Style

    A state DOT extends the life of its roads with thin whitetopping.

     
  • All in the Details

    There are many issues to consider when operating a portable concrete plant.

     
  • Pavement Layout and Control

    Control of concrete paving work is going stringless, which improves ride and reduces concrete consumption.

     
  • Precast Concrete Pavement

    Highway departments are always looking for ways to repair damaged pavement quickly and in ways that will keep the roadway performing well for many years. One technique that is growing in popularity is precast concrete pavement systems (PCPS).

     
  • As Good as New

    One entire floor of a parking structure was demolished and replaced with a new post-tensioned deck.

     
  • Formwork Innovation

    Building an architectural concrete elevator core took comprehensive planning.

     
  • Increasing Concrete Durability

    The article describes the different types on the market, their advantages, and how to install them.

     
  • Demolition the Easy Way

    Techniques for demolishing concrete that don't involve mechanical breaking.

     

SPECIAL SECTION

Artistry in Decorative Concrete

  • Near dusk, you get a better view of the fire and lights.

    Artistry in Decorative Concrete 2012

    Learn how each presenter uses concrete and what they did at the Artistry Demos at World of Concrete 2012.

     
  • Near dusk, you get a better view of the fire and lights.

    Jason Geiser

    Geiser constructed a water feature in the shape of a craps table, complete with chips and dice.

     
  • Samford used overlay cement and epoxy to create the finished look.

    Ryan Samford

    Ryan Samford used overlay cement and epoxy to create a 3D swirling array of arrows that relates to a flood in his area last summer.

     
  • The black pieces are separate castings. He used integral color to achieve the black appearance. Notice the water on the left side of his work; it's an infinity edge water feature.

    Justin Burd

    Burd built a zero-edge water feature, a small firepit fueled by propane located in the center of the piece, and a planter.

     
  • Waxali's finished work features an undersea, a sunset, and a view of the universe.

    Stephanie Waxali

    Waxali created three murals on her slab: an under-the-sea, an outer space, and a sunset scene.

     
  • To complete the work, students sprayed water-based colored stains. A graphic representation of the Brooklyn Bridge on the left and the Golden Gate Bridge on the right is depicted.

    CIM Students

    CIM Students built iconic representations of the Golden Gate and Brooklyn bridges.

     
  • A closer view of the table shows the stools are also concrete, which were cast onsite into a mold he built.

    Judah Haas

    He remilled old cedar telephone poles to build a wood feature, and repurposed steel angle for the tabletop edge, an old wheel as a decorative light, and an old bridge plank to make a wood-grain pattern stamp.

     

CONCRETE SURFACES

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  • A Higher Level

    The Concrete Surfaces pavilion was a popular draw at World of Concrete 2012.

     

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