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Project Profile
Henry® Green Roof System enables University of Miami to install vegetated roofs along hurricane superhighway
The University of Miami wanted to demonstrate its commitment to environmental sustainability by installing green roofs onto its new Lakeside Village student housing complex. The 25 roof decks were designed to hold 10 inches of growth media and contain a pronounced roof slope of either 4/12 or 3/12. Miami-Dade County typically rejected green roof projects without a minimum of 24 inches of growth media due to wind uplift within a hurricane zone. Also, standard drainboards and root barriers would not have sufficient slip resistance in the proposed sloped design scenario.
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Salt Lake City International Airport chooses Henry Building Envelope Systems® for next-generation facility
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), which serves more than 24 million travelers a year, is preparing for decades of growth with the construction of an entirely new airport. The $3.6 billion multi-phased construction project is the largest in history for the state of Utah, as well as one of the nation’s largest aviation projects in years. The sheer scope of the SLC project, in terms of square footage and breadth of products needed, called for substantial coordination between Henry, the architects, general contractor, exteriors contractor, installer and testing agency.
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Henry® helps get drivelane open and crane on-site ASAP
Now under construction in the Kendall Square section of Cambridge, 145 Broadway is a 19-story office building that will overlook Boston from across the Charles River. Slated for completion in 2019, the property will feature 10,000 square feet of ground floor retail space, plus a five-story, below-grade parking garage. At the project preconstruction meeting, the general contractor wondered if there was a way to speed up the concrete’s standard 28-day cure time – at least for a split slab section that would sit atop the underground garage and beneath a loading dock behind the building. The area shared a busy throughway around the building and would soon have to support a heavy crane for vertical construction. The general contractor wanted the most durable surface available to support the crane but did not want to wait the standard 28-day cure time for concrete. Thanks to a Henry® Representative who was also at the meeting, he never had to.
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Henry® Provides Building Envelope Systems® Solutions For Miami Beach Convention Center Renovation
To meet the demands of the 21st century, the MBCC committed to a $615 million renovation and expansion. When complete in 2018, the 1.4 million-square foot LEED-certified facility will feature a 60,000-square foot grand ballroom, a 20,000-square foot glass rooftop ballroom, new technologically advanced meeting rooms and new indoor/outdoor public spaces. Following extensive evaluation and testing, project planners selected Henry® Building Envelope Systems® solutions to restore part of the convention center’s existing roof, serve as the building’s air barrier and waterproofing systems, and provide gaskets for the underground water management system.
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