Deep Foundations

Arista U-Village

Arista U-Village

Scope

Michels constructed a shoring wall and a permanent foundation wall for a future building using AZ sheet piles. Twelve dewatering wells were installed inside the shoring excavation and 20 recharge wells were installed outside of the excavation. At the bottom, Michels installed 609 augercast piles that were 18-inches in diameter and installed up to 45 feet deep.

  • Michels constructed a shoring wall and a permanent foundation wall for a future building using AZ sheet piles.
  • Michels constructed a shoring wall and a permanent foundation wall for a future building using AZ sheet piles.

Projects

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Yesler Terrace

Washington

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Yesler Terrace

Michels scope of work is to install 242 drilled shafts to support the piers for anew bridge. The installation of the drilled shafts was completed with the simultaneous use of up to four drill rigs. Utilizing barges, 233 drilled shafts were installed in the river. Michels crews also installed 7-foot and 10-foot permanent steel casing into bedrock for each shaft.

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I-74 Mississippi River Bridge

Illinois

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I-74 Mississippi River Bridge

Michels Construction, Inc. installed 857 H-piles 60 feet deep to bedrock for a deep foundation system for the R1VER project, a mixed-use waterfront development.

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R1VER

Wisconsin

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R1VER

Michels was contracted to design and install secant shafts as temporary earth retention to allow for the excavation of approximately 71 feet below grade to install a new pump station.

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Pump Station 4 Reconstruction

Illinois

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Pump Station 4 Reconstruction

Michels installed various forms of earth retention systems using steel sheet pile, secant shafts and drilled shafts. The customer required deep foundations in an area with a high water table. The earth retention systems Michels installed allowed crews to pour the foundations in a dry working area.

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Matalco

Wisconsin

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Matalco

Michels designed and installed the earth retention for the Market Square development in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Market Square Development

Ohio

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Market Square Development

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