Durham, North Carolina
Duke University Parking Garage II contains 2,752 spaces and is an 8-level cast-in-place concrete parking structure. It serves both visitors and employees of the Duke University Medical Center. The first five levels were constructed in 1977, and the additional 3 levels were added in a vertical expansion in 1988.
Walker’s condition appraisal and evaluation of the garage showed the structure required plenty of work such as cracking, delamination, reinforcing FRP Repairs. Walker recommended several repairs to bring new life to the structure, including concrete patching, addressing broken PT tendon, replacement of expansion joints and sealant, application of a penetration sealer, FRP installation for beam strengthening, renovating deteriorated stone retaining wall, and installation of new interior guardrails.
Walker’s repair plan also included several upgrades to the garage such as:
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