Emeryville, CA

Bay Street Shopping Center

Scope/Solutions

Constructed in 2002, the Bay Street Shopping Center is an outdoor retail center anchored by a cinemaplex. The 20,000 sq ft podium deck houses several restaurants and includes a split-slab waterproofing assembly with a concrete topping slab. SGH investigated pervasive leaks that caused damage and affected operations on the restaurant level.

SGH investigated and identified sources of water intrusion. We conducted our investigations outside of business hours as necessary to avoid interruption to retail and restaurant activities. Highlights of our work include the following:

  • Documented the existing podium construction and conducted water testing to identify leakage paths
  • Recommended complete replacement of the promenade podium deck waterproofing
  • Developed a rehabilitation plan allowing continuous business operations during multiple phases of work
  • Prepared a complete set of construction documents for the waterproofing repairs
  • Assisted the owners with their evaluation of bids for waterproofing repairs
  • Helped the owner plan and implement construction

Project Summary

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2012

Completion Date
Solutions
Repair & Rehabilitation
Services
Building Enclosures
Markets
Commercial
Client(s)
Madison Marquette
Specialized Capabilities
Roofing & Waterproofing

Key team members

Kenneth Klein
Senior Principal
415.343.3023 kaklein@sgh.com
James Mendygral
Principal
415.343.3078 jemendygral@sgh.com

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