SoilTech Mk. III - 3rd Generation nano-polymer stabilization
Treats the roads of Prestige Golfshire, Bangalore
Prestige Golfshire
Golfshire is a super-premium residential project in Bangalore, comprising luxury villas, a 18-hole PGA standard golf course, a large convention centre with seating capacity of 5000, and a 5-star hotel. The project is spread across 320 acres on Nandi Hill Road, which is 15 minutes-drive from Bangalore International Airport.
Prestige Estates decided to use SoilTech to treat the roads at the new Golfshire project. SoilTech was selected because of its high-speed construction characteristics and superior quality. Prestige’s Project Manager Mr. Hara Kumar said that by using SoilTech, the budgeted cost of the project was reduced by 25%.
The total arterial road requirement of the project was 7.5 km in length with two carriageways of 7.5 metre average width each. The project, which started in August 2008 during the monsoon season, was completed and handed over to the developer by November-end, 2008.
70,000 litres of SoilTech was used. The standard process, as recommended for the usage of polymer-based soil stabilizer, was followed at all levels. It included:
Prestige Golfshire
Golfshire is a super-premium residential project in Bangalore, comprising luxury villas, a 18-hole PGA standard golf course, a large convention centre with seating capacity of 5000, and a 5-star hotel. The project is spread across 320 acres on Nandi Hill Road, which is 15 minutes-drive from Bangalore International Airport.
Prestige Estates decided to use SoilTech to treat the roads at the new Golfshire project. SoilTech was selected because of its high-speed construction characteristics and superior quality. Prestige’s Project Manager Mr. Hara Kumar said that by using SoilTech, the budgeted cost of the project was reduced by 25%.
The total arterial road requirement of the project was 7.5 km in length with two carriageways of 7.5 metre average width each. The project, which started in August 2008 during the monsoon season, was completed and handed over to the developer by November-end, 2008.
70,000 litres of SoilTech was used. The standard process, as recommended for the usage of polymer-based soil stabilizer, was followed at all levels. It included:
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NBM&CW November 2017