Corrugated Steel Retaining Wall…

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    Geoffrey Campbell
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    attached are some photos of the baltimore aquarium plaza

    #168306
    Wyatt Thompson, PLA
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    This is quite different from the aquarium photos, but you could try sheet piles. They would look urban, in an industrial sense, but that may not be the urban style you’re looking for. The volunteers also might need some professional help driving and cutting the piles.

    #168305
    Mark Sanford
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    Hows it going buddy, how about corten steel??? astm a501 corten steel

    #168304
    Brian Hochstein
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    I like the pile idea. I have only set walls on top of the retainined area. It would be sweet to pull that out of the ground (in the right style and context of course).

    #168303
    Jason T. Radice
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    They should have made those in Baltimore out of Corten..would have looked sooooo much better (and more natural). Plus, you don’t have to paint them – ever. They used Corten @ the Getty in LA with nicely hidden welds. Stunning.

    #168302
    Kevin J. Gaughan
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    I saw this modified gabion wall detail at the national zoo that might be interesting for this application.

    this part was about 30″ high I would say, and only about 8″ thick. The same detail was used elsewhere though to retain roughly 15′.

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