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F a m i ly D a y K i t e F e s t i v a l : p o s t e r
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Projects
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Detroit, Michigan
Aggregates
Sherwood Corners
Mississauga, Ontario
High Point University Fine Arts Center
High Point, North Carolina
Alan Earp Residence, Brock University
St. Catharines, Ontario
Rock Elements
Escanaba, Michigan
Agilia
Hotel Bourbon
New Orleans, Louisiana
Residential Driveway
Dellwood, Minnesota
Ameristar Casino Great Plains Steakhouse Project
Kansas City, Missouri
Lake City Station
Burnaby, British Columbia
War Memorial Stadium, University of Wyoming
Laramie, Wyoming
City Market
Rifle, Colorado
Cement
Liberty View Towers
Jersey City, New Jersey
Mountain Equipment Co-op
Montreal, Quebec
Drywall / Finishing Products
Headquarters Library, Collier County Public Libraries
Naples, Florida
Sculptural form:
Nineteenth-century architects were sometimes
suspicious of reinforced concrete, then a very new
and poorly understood material, because it had no
inherent form. It is precisely this same characteristic,
however, that makes concrete such a tantalizing
medium for many architects today. Shapes and
compositions that would be difficult or impossible
to build out of other common materials are often
readily achievable in reinforced concrete. Like clay in
the hands of a sculptor, concrete allows architects
to create structures that are uniquely evocative,
referential, or geometrically adventurous.
Ductal
Shawnessy LRT Station
Calgary, Alberta
Precast
Spruce Meadows
Calgary, Alberta
Autzen Stadium, University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
National Bank of South Carolina
Greenville, South Carolina
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Wohlen High School — Wohlen, Switzerland, 1983-88
Pushing the Limit of
Concrete and Architecture
Lafarge North America, Inc. 2004 Annual Report
We have the resources, the leadership, and the knowhow to shape possibilities into realities and to turn
ideas into form.
Products
The largest construction materials company in the
U.S. and Canada, Lafarge North America offers a full
line of products for building projects large and small.
From sidewalks to schools, highways to high-rises, in
all regions of the United States and Canada, Lafarge
is the building materials supplier of choice.
Aggregates
Aggregates include a full line of graded stone in
various sizes, as well as concrete and masonry sand,
gravel and slag aggregates. Aggregates have a broad
range of uses, from road base to rail beds, and are a
key ingredient in concrete and asphalt.
Asphalt and Construction Services
Lafarge is a leading road building contractor as well
as a major producer of hot-mix asphalt in many areas
of North America. Our size and diversification enables
us to provide the expertise required to manage
everything from the most complex construction
projects to the smallest commercial works, from the
smallest patch or driveway to the largest interstate
highway project.
Wohlen High School — Wohlen, Switzerland, 1983-88
Cement / Cement-Related Products
Lafarge offers quality portland cements as well as
low-alkali, high-early strength, silica fume, oil well,
slag, masonry and mortar cements. They are used in
everything from offices and homes to dams, factories,
tunnels, roads, highways and airports.
Cement-related products are by-products from coal
combustion, steel mills and the silicon/ferro silicon
industry. Fly ash, slag cement and silica fume are
used as cement supplements to enhance concrete
and also in mine backfilling, shotcreting and soil
stabilization applications.
Ductal®
Lafarge’s revolutionary new material for new
solutions, Ductal® is an ultra-high performance
material that provides strength, ductility, durability
and aesthetics. This unique combination of superior
properties allows engineers and architects to realize
a new level of design and unparalleled potential in
creation. With chameleon qualities, it can replicate
texture, form and shape and is available in a range
of colors. Possible applications are numerous,
including: structural wall panels, containers, raised
access floors, countertops, safety vaults, anchor
blocks/plates, moulds, bridges, long-span roofs/
floors, columns, bus shelters, LRT stations, gates/
signs/louvers and portable classrooms.
Drywall & Finishing Products
Lafarge offers a complete line of drywall and finishing
products for commercial and residential construction.
Pipe and Precast Concrete
A vast line of concrete products for public works
includes manholes, catch basins, valve chambers,
concrete pressure and sewer pipe, box culverts and
precast bridge spans, as well as specialized systems,
such as the patented Stormceptor?.
Ready-Mixed Concrete
Lafarge produces a wide range of ready-mixed
concrete (a mixture of aggregates, water and cement)
for a variety of applications from curbs and sidewalks
to foundations, highways and buildings. Specialty
mix formations such as Agilia®, Ultra?, Weathermix
and Agrifarge? provide a range of enhancements for
specific applications.
Recycling and Reuse options for Waste Streams—
Unconventional Raw Materials and Fuels
Many industries have waste streams that traditionally
have been disposed of in landfills or incinerators.
Not only are these waste streams costly to dispose
of in this manner, they also represent a long-term
liability to the generator with today’s “cradle to
grave” responsibility. Lafarge may have a better
solution for your company. Lafarge currently reuses
many select waste streams that contain ingredients
necessary for the manufacture of cement which
include silica, alumina, calcium iron and materials
that contain fuel value.
Ballast-Crete®
Ballast-Crete ® has fast become the preferred choice
in ballasting for shipyards, naval architects and
engineers around the world. Its superior performance
under demanding conditions coupled with the
expertise of Lafarge’s technical staff have allowed us
to find answers to just about any stability concern.
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Wohlen High School — Wohlen, Switzerland, 1983-88
We have the resources, the leadership, and the
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to turn ideas into form.
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