mass concrete

The base and the ground floor are of mass concrete.

It didn't give him the sense of security that all the massed concrete might have.

They are made of mass concrete, rendered and painted.

For the first time in New Zealand, a system of cooling mass concrete was used.

At the completion of underpinning, the tower core was filled with mass concrete.

The house is constructed of mass concrete made of local lime and the materials derived from the site.

Pebbles from the beach and river are embedded in the mass concrete, adding pattern and texture to the walls.

Petre's early speciality was his work in mass concrete, at the time a novel building material in New Zealand.

According to the contractor, nearly "1,800 cubic yards of self-leveling mass concrete are contained in the bridge piers.

'Traditional underpinning,' the mass concrete underpinning method is nearly 100 years in age, and the protocol has not changed since.

The position was constructed entirely in reinforced concrete, as opposed to unreinforced mass concrete, causing a significant cost increase.

Reinforced concrete was used in place of plain mass concrete, and its placement was done with greater care to avoid weak joints between pours.

Mass concrete is used where exceptional loads are expected, with thickness usually 100-150 mm, and optional reinforcement with steel mesh or polymer fibers.

A further extension along Motions Road to Auckland Zoo commenced services on 5 December 1981 using rail set in mass concrete.

When designing the Hoover Dam, Savage introduced artificially cooled mass concrete, which dramatically reduced the setting time of concrete, allowing for faster construction.

Makeovers, trendy gimmicks, bright colours, mass concrete, glass, mirrors and acres of timber are all very well, but keen gardeners garden because plants and soil go together.

The material of choice for shaft lining is mass concrete which is poured behind Shaft Forms in Lifts of 6m as the shaft advances (gets deeper).

The building was of mass concrete and the builders were the young men of the area among whom were Tommy O'Brien, Ned Hyland, P Boland.

In comparison to Mass Concrete Underpinning, the engineering aspect of mini-piles is a bit more involved, including rudimentary engineering mechanics such as statics and strength of materials.

It was constructed of mass concrete with pre-cast concrete voussoirs; it was one of the earliest major structures of the type in England, and the second highest of the type.

In keeping with the practice of the Brisbane City Council Tramways Department, the museum has constructed its track in mass concrete, that is, the track is laid in concrete, rather than on sleepers and ballast.