Malcolm recently completed a large temporary shoring project at 1120 Denny Way in Seattle, Washington. The unique shotcrete system is a method commonly used in Canada, but it was a first for the Seattle area. The system includes 435 vertical elements and nearly 108,000 square feet of reinforced temporary shotcrete. The shored perimeter totals 1,300 linear feet, it is 4 inches thick, 83 feet high and supports major city streets on all four sides of the site, as well as a historic park.

Malcolm’s superior project execution helped them achieve world record anchor drilling production rates and exceptional production performance on reinforced shotcrete facing installations.

For more information, please contact John Schneider at
jschneider@malcolmdrilling.com