A History of Shotcrete and Gunite, Part 2
This week, we’re back with the second part of our history lesson. Read on to learn more about the history of shotcrete and gunite since…
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A History of Shotcrete and Gunite, Part 1
It’s been a little while since we’ve provided a history lesson here at Thorcon Shotcrete and Shoring, so we’re taking the opportunity to expand on…
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A Recap of Shotcrete, Shoring and Beyond
At Thorcon Shotcrete and Shoring, our list of services goes on and on—beyond the basics we’re well known for. Here at our headquarters near Denver,…
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Pisa Tower Makes Geotechnical Engineering News Again
Back in April, we listed some geotechnical engineering facts that you probably didn’t know, and some of the details about the Leaning Tower of Pisa…
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Start A New Season With Shotcrete and Gunite Solutions
Wednesday, September 23 will mark the first day of fall, and here in Littleton, Colorado, we know that winter isn’t far behind. In this part…
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Slope Stabilization Vital to Transportation Safety
Cave Rock Tunnel, Lake Tahoe News out of Lake Tahoe, Nevada yesterday brings with it an update about a crucial infrastructure project being undertaken by…
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New Architectural Shotcrete Wall at the National Zoo
Shotcrete makes the news right at the end of this month with a story coming out of our nation’s capitol. The National Zoo in Washington…
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Micropiles the Safe Solution for I-65 Bridge
Micropiles make the news again, this time in a recent solution for an important bridge on a main artery east of the Mississippi: Interstate 65.…
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ASU Gets New Geotechnical Engineering Research Center
Exciting news comes out of Arizona this month, with the announcement that Arizona State University has landed over $18 million in grant money from the…
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