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An old industrial building demolition and rennovation to build a new water front park with piers in the Lake Washington. Owner: City of Seattle associated with SR520 and University of Washington..

We developed a model for piers with rock socket, which showed pile capacity 2 to 3 times higher than traditional end bearing piles. The project received 2004 Gold Award from ACEC.

300+ piers drilled piers with rock socket have capacity almost twice or three times higher than traditional piles ended on top of bedrock without penetration into bedrock.

- Patent No.:  US 10,214,870 B2 -

Buoyancy Compensated Erosion Control Module - Designed for US Agreecultural Department for Louisiana Shoreline Protection.

Terminal 117 Superfund site restoration, working with IMCO general contractor, providing geotechnical consultation for slope stabilization, retaining wall and utility pole stabilization.

A coastal slope failure in Bellingham was studied and plan of restoration designed using reinforced earth retaining system. The slope is ~60 feet tall with slope angle between 25 to 40 deg.