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World Trade Center, New York · Phase I (Dec 2014) & Phase II (Jan 2016)

Geotech fill for WTC subway stabilization

A versatile, compact foam cement mixing & pumping setup — high mobility with strong output — placed lightweight geotechnical fill around the 9/11 Memorial Museum and subway structures.

9/11 Memorial Museum, upper view
9/11 Memorial Museum (upper view)
Allied geotech setup with the museum behind
Allied geotech setup — museum behind
Allied foam liquid tanks and foamer setup
Foam liquid tanks & foamer setup
Two mixer/pumpers on either side of the Allied foamer
Two mixer/pumpers flanking the foamer
Two pumping hoses going down to the subway
Two pumping hoses going down
Geotech fill for WTC subway stabilization
Geotech fill — subway stabilization
Harvard University · Northwest Science Building

Landscape architecture on the roof

The world's first low-slump geotechnical roof fill used Allied's cement composite design, foam products, and machinery. The award-winning, 530,000 ft² facility places more than half its floor area below grade and incorporates three functioning green roofs, with skylights bringing daylight underground.

Landscape design diagram
Landscape design
Landscape atop the foam cement-soil structure
Landscape over foam cement–soil structure
Recreation area beneath the foam cement composite
Recreation area under the composite
Recognition

A record of innovation

2014

Edison Award — Silver Medal

For "Wood-like Flexible Cementitious Foam," joining a roster of winners that includes Apple, 3M, and Boeing.

2009–2015

USCA Best Manufacturer

Recognized as the best chemical machinery & equipment manufacturer in Montgomeryville, PA (2009–2011, 2013, 2014, 2015).

2014

First Foam Cement Floor Underlayment

Introduced the first high-performance foam cement / lightweight cement grout for floor underlayment.

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