Retaining Walls & Slopes

A collection of vegetated and non-vegetated systems and technologies used in grade separation applications for reinforcement, stabilization, and erosion control.

modular block wall used in commercial project
Reinforced Slopes
A type of slope that has been reinforced with geosynthetic materials to make it more stable, prevent erosion, and keep the slope from collapsing.

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Reinforced Slopes
uniaxial geogrid
Streambank Stabilization
The practice of managing and rehabilitating the banks of a stream or river to prevent erosion by planting vegetation, installing rocks, or other geosynthetic stabilizing structures.

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Streambank Stabilization
big block retaining wall for residential project
MSE Walls
Mechanically stabilized earth walls rely on supportive, reinforcement system such as metal tiebacks, geogrid, or plastic cells filled with soil to hold back earth and prevent erosion.

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MSE Walls
concrete panels used for wall near railroad

What are Retaining Walls & Slopes?

Sites with grade separation requirements present a number of challenges with an even greater number of potential solutions. Confined construction footprints, limited access, seismic and settlement activity, environmental restrictions and more – all pose significant design, construction and budgetary demands on owners, developers, engineers and contractors. Systems such as retaining walls or reinforced soil slopes offer a solution to each unique application that might present itself.

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uniaxial wall for example

What are the benefits of Retaining Walls & Slopes?

Conventional solutions including cast-in-place concrete walls and sunken pilings can be costly, difficult to stage, time-consuming and labor-intensive. GeoSolutions offers proven, versatile and cost-effective solutions for a variety of grade separation applications. Proper design and execution of the correctly selected grade separation solution provides an opportunity to confidently build infrastructure on or near major changes in elevation.

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