Just thinking about Ground Zero can drive you to drink. Look at the 16-acre site without even one completed project almost eight years after 9/11, and you want to slip into the Millenium Hotel&#821… ...

The NY Times highlights how, in spite of being many years away from opening, the National September 11 Memorial and Museum does have one exhibit in place: The 62 foot by 64 foot foundation wall ...

A little leak may be a big problem for the World Trade Center site. DNAinfo has learned that the site's slurry wall, which is responsible for keeping the Hudson River separate from the cavernous ...

They did that by installing a rock-socketed 3-ft-thick slurry wall incorporating 268 permanent tieback anchors, many located under a busy city street, and by cantilevering a lay-down area.

Join STEM in 30 host Marty as he learns about the slurry wall at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum and what it represents. For more FREE teacher resources from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space ...

The slurry wall, installed in 1960 when the original World Trade Center was built, is 3,200 feet long, 4 feet thick and about 100 feet deep. Sign Up for the undefined Newsletter SIGN UP ...

Soilmec Hydromill Shatters Slurry-Wall Records. By Peter Reina. December 10, 2012. Photo courtesy Trevi S.p.A. For the trial, the Trevi team chose a site containing calcareous marl.