Building

Discover how Menard Indonesia used Controlled Modulus Columns (CMC) to rectify soil cracks and stabilize a nickel smelter facility in Balikpapan.

Menard Asia has completed a ground improvement project in Ringlet, Cameron Highlands. The project addressed the soft ground condition, which was anticipated due to the area's history as a former sediment dump from the adjacent site.

Dynamic Compaction Installation on uncontrolled backfill by Menard enables a more economical foundation system for residential construction.

The project is a platform construction of two storey housing within the residential development area. The platform is designed to be approximately at 1.3 m above the existing ground level (EGL).

Prefabricated Vertical Drain (PVD) has been installed by Menard to accelerate the consolidation of the compressible soils for the construction of a single storey factory in Selangor.

A villa with a basement and four floors is being built. While the initial plan suggested Bored Piles, Menard's solution used CMC for ground improvement, a tangent pile retaining wall system, and managed pit excavation. Completed in 3 weeks, we optimized time and costs for our client.

On Hun Sen Boulevard, Menard's CMC ground improvement solution replaces traditional Bored Piles for a cost-effective and efficient approach to building a 27,000m2 shopping center.

Faced with challenging ground conditions, Menard employed Controlled Modulus Columns (CMC) instead of traditional methods, ensuring cost-effective and timely solutions. This project marks the first CMC application under a building in Cambodia.

Menard Asia has completed a ground improvement project using the Controlled Modulus Column method for the Harbour Stockyard owned by Krakatau Steel in Banten, Indonesia.

Menard Asia has completed ground improvement using Dynamic Compaction and Dynamic Replacement for the construction of an industrial complex at Selangor.