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Historic Restoration: the Art and Science of Preserving Structures March/April 2020 Vol. 33, No. 2 PLUS: ICRI's 40UNDER40 CONCRETE REPAIR BULLETIN Historic Restoration: The Art and Science of Preserving Structures Concrete Repair Bulletin March/April 2020 is published bimonthly by the: Vol. 33, No. 2 International Concrete Repair Institute, Inc. 1000 Westgate Drive, Suite 252 St. Paul, MN 55114 www.icri.org For information about this publication or about CONCRETE REPAIR BULLETIN membership in ICRI, write to the above address, phone (651) 366­6095, fax (651) 290­2266, or FEATURE ARTICLES email [email protected]. The opinions expressed in Concrete Repair Bulletin articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent 12 Approach to Preservation of Historic Concrete the position of the editors or of the International by Ann Harrer, Paul Gaudette, and Deborah Slaton Concrete Repair Institute, Inc. ISSN: 1055­2936 18 Indiana’s State House: Preserving History with a Modern Touch by Daniel Calabrese Copyright © 2020 International Concrete Repair Institute, Inc. (ICRI). All rights reserved. 22 Preservation of the Grand Théâtre De Québec by Vincent Lapointe and Pierre-Olivier Morin-Morissette Editor Jerry Phenney Design/Production Sue Peterson 28 Historic Texas Landmark Restored for Adaptive Reuse: Executive Director Eric Hauth Everything Old Is New Again Associate Executive Director Gigi Sutton by Stephen Lucy, Dale Sellers, and Mark LeMay Technical Director Ken Lozen Chapter Relations Dale Regnier Certification Ken Lozen 32 Evolution of the ACI 562 Code—Part 10 Conventions Sarah Ewald Load Testing of Existing Structures Sponsorship/Ad Sales Blake Finger by J. Gustavo Tumialan, Nestore Galati, and Antonio Nanni Membership Jason Acord Marketing Rebecca Wegscheid 36 Evolution of the ACI 562 Code—Part 11 Professional Development Whitney Murray Durability of Concrete Repair by Fred Goodwin ICRI Administrative Committee Chairs ICRI Board of Directors & Executive Committee 39 ICRI's 40 Under 40 Award Winners President Mark LeMay, AIA JQ Engineering, LLP Awards Kenny Hopfensperger Evonik Corporation DEPARTMENTS Certification Tom Donnelly Sika Corporation 2 President's Message 46 2019 Fall Convention Recap Chapters Michelle Nobel 4 ICRI Board of Directors 50 2020 Kick-Off Party Recap Sika Corporation 6 TAC Talk 51 Association News Conventions Ingrid Rodriguez 8 Secretariat Update 57 Chapter News Ingrid Shawn Corp. 10 ICRI Supporting Members 64 People on the Move Coordination Tim Gillespie 45 Concrete Repair Calendar 66 Product Innovation Sika Corporation 45 Industry News 68 New ICRI Members Education Bryan Heery 72 Index of Advertisers Everclear Enterprises, Inc. Fellows Peter Golter NOTE FROM THE EDITOR 3M Finance Brian MacNeil The new year is well on its way and ICRI members are digging Kryton International, Inc. in for the start of a busy construction season. The theme for ICRI's Marketing Ed Kluckowski Freyssinet, Inc. March/April issue of the Concrete Repair Bulletin is Historic Membership Adam Hibshman Restoration: The Art and Science of Preserving Structures. There Valcourt Building Services are several articles on historic restoration projects, a feature on Publications Jerry Phenney Desman ICRI's 40 under 40 (Tomorrow’s Leaders in Concrete Repair) and Technical Activities Mark Nelson the conclusion of the ACI 562 Series. Nelson Testing Laboratories Women in ICRI Tara Toren­Rudisill Also noteworthy is information on upcoming certification training sessions, Thornton Tomasetti submitting your project for the 2020 ICRI Project Awards, and upcoming ICRI national and chapter events. I hope you have a successful and safe 2020 and look forward to seeing you at this year’s events! ON THE COVER: This photo shows the rehab­ Jerry Phenney, Editor, CRB ilitatedON THE bell COVER: towers 2020 at ICRIThe 40 Chapel Under 40 at AwardBowdoin Winners Desman College in Brunswick, ME. For more information on this project, see the article on page 20. WWW.ICRI.ORG MARCH/APRIL 2020 CONCRETE REPAIR BULLETIN 1 PRESIDENT’SMESSAGE ICRI has hit the ground running in 2020! I involved in the concrete repair industry as a manufacturer, hope you were able to join us at World of contractor or design professional, you need to be a member Concrete for one of the premier networking of this organization. It shows your commitment to the events of the year—ICRI’s 2020 Kick-Off industry—pure and simple! Party held at the Stratosphere. Catching up with distant colleagues, swapping stories, As I write this, the Coronavirus situation is dominating the enjoying the awesome view of The Strip news and has us contemplating the fate of our Spring Con- MARK LEMAY and, of course, the “Donut Wall.” It was a vention in Vancouver. While education and networking are great way to begin our 32nd year! The new important components of membership in ICRI, the safety, ICRI booth layout in WOC’s South Hall featuring a more health and well-being of our members, is of paramount open layout and comfortable couches was a big hit, as were importance. Yes, at the present time, Vancouver is not con- the ever-present, friendly faces of our members and staff. sidered to be a “hot spot” for the virus. However, the uncer- tainty of the situation is the most disconcerting aspect—what Our first 2020 Regional Chapter Roundtable took place in will the conditions be in two weeks during our convention? Tampa, Florida, February 27-28. Chapter leaders gathered The Executive Committee and staff are working hard to to share their experiences with one another and, hopefully, gather and consider all the relevant factors and options gained new insights on how to better grow and manage available in order to make the most logical informed deci- their Chapters. As a former chair of the Chapters Committee, sion for our members. Please know that, whatever decision I always came away from these meetings with great infor- was made regarding the Spring Convention, it was not made mation and some newfangled idea to try at my North Texas in haste. Other options are already being considered to Chapter—and these meetings were no different! Many provide our members with educational offerings that would thanks to the Georgia, Carolinas, Gulf South and Florida have been available at the convention. Chapters that participated. I am truly excited about ICRI’s upcoming events and offer- I would like to update you on some items going on “behind ings! Thanks, and I hope to see you soon! the scenes” at ICRI. At the urging of Technical Activities Committee (TAC) Chair Mark Nelson, the Technical Com- mittees came up with over 20 ideas for new webinars. In addition, we are looking to utilize and transform many of the presentations from previous conventions into webinars. Our members possess a wealth of knowledge about all Mark D. LeMay, AIA, CSRT aspects of our industry and we are working to develop the 2020 ICRI President processes necessary to disseminate that critical information. By the way, if you were not able to attend or view Matt Sherman presenting Committee 210’s webinar on “In-Situ Pull-Off Tests”, it is available on demand on the ICRI website. Our Supporting Member companies provide ICRI with solid educational and financial support and, for this, we are very grateful! We are working to provide each of our Supporting Member companies with a new perpetual plaque embla- zoned with the updated ICRI logo to recognize their sig- nificant support of and contributions to our organization. To go along with one of my main goals for 2020, Adam Hibshman and his Membership Committee are working on several initiatives to help grow our Supporting and Company memberships. The committee is looking to update the benefits provided to our Supporting and Member Compa- nies. Is there a benefit you wish to see added? If so, please let me know! Many of the endeavors will involve collabora- tive efforts with the Chapters to attract new companies and members to our organization. As long as I have been a member of ICRI, it remains my firm belief that if you are The “Donut Wall” ICRI 2020 Kick-Off Party at The Stratosphere. 2 CONCRETE REPAIR BULLETIN MARCH/APRIL 2020 WWW.ICRI.ORG Waterproofing & Protection with MPC Park Deck Two-component, polymer-modified, cementitious traffic-deck waterproof coating U Concrete slabs on-grade U Concrete decks over metal pan U Concrete topping slabs over sandwich membranes U Precast concrete parking structures U Ramps and helixes U Excellent for use on parapets, columns and vertical surfaces U Concrete toll booth lanes U Truck loadings docks and aprons Please visit our website for more information on MPC Park Deck. miracote.com Crossfield Products Corp. | miracote.com | 800.692.3502 | [email protected] ApplicatorAd2.indd 1 2/29/16 2:25 PM 2020ICRI BOARDOFDIRECTORS Officers PRESIDENT PRESIDENT­ELECT VICE PRESIDENT Mark D. LeMay, AIA Elena Kessi John McDougall JQ Engineering, LLP Aquafin Building Product Systems WxProofing, LLC SECRETARY TREASURER IMMEDIATE PAST­PRESIDENT Pierre Hébert Brian MacNeil Chris Lippmann Sika Canada, Inc. Kryton International, Inc. HD Supply TECHNICAL ACTVITIES CHAIR (TAC) (ex-officio) Mark Nelson Nelson Testing Laboratories The leading resource for education and information to improve the quality of repair, restoration, and protection of concrete. Visit www.icri.org. Directors Jason Coleman Pat Gallagher Aamer Syed At Large Region 3 Representative Region 4 Representative O’Donnell & Naccarato Pullman Sika­USA Structural Engineer Jon Connealy Pete Haveron Ingrid Rodriguez Region 5 Representative Region 7 Representative Region 1 Representative Logan Contractors Supply, Inc. Texas Concrete Restoration, Inc. Ingrid Shawn Corporation Ashish Dubey Adam Hibshman Jim Spiegel At Large At Large At Large USG Corporation Valcourt Exterior Building Alchemy-Spetec Services Rick Edelson Liying Jiang Dan Wald At Large At Large Region 9 Representative Edelson Consulting Group LLC Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc. BASF Construction Systems Paul Farrell David Marofsky Dennis Wipf Region 2 Representative Region 6 Representative Region 8 Representative Carolina Restoration & MAPEI Corporation Gervasio & Associates, Inc.
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