Silentium Group’s (SGI) absorptive noise barrier wall system with integrated coping beam has been installed in collaboration with Ground Breaking Foundations on the entire north MSE wall phase of this project.
Over the past month, SGI and Ground Breaking have kept the pace for General Contractor Graham, while simultaneously continuing to complete both remaining phases of the elevated guideway and south MSE wall – noise barrier scope of work on this complex project.
Through a rigorous RFQ process, Silentium Group was selected by American Iron & Metals (AIM) in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada to lead both the design and build of one of the tallest noise barriers walls in North America.
By checking all the boxes with experience, design efficiencies, schedule, aesthetic options and quality noise wall materials, SGI has commenced the design of its massive absorptive noise barrier wall that will exceed four stories (13m) in height.
Stay tuned for future updates on this exciting, innovative design/build noise barrier wall project.
Silentium Group is leading by example and is getting noticed as an industry leader for providing innovative integrated noise wall systems, design flexibility and superior customer service. Such reasons are why Metrolinx chose Silentium Group to provide an integrated noise wall / retaining wall system for the Winston Churchill Go Station.
The new Winston Churchill Go Station will provide more efficient and reliable east-west transit service on a dedicated bus corridor. Silentium Group’s aesthetically pleasing integrated retaining wall / noise barrier system will provide privacy to adjacent residents. Construction of the integrated retaining wall / noise barrier wall is to be completed by the end of 2016.
The Silentium Group is pleased to announce that their MTO DSM Eco Sound Barrier System integrated with its ready fit framed noise barrier wall panels were selected as the engineered reflective noise wall solution for the rail expansion project in the Stouffville, Ontario corridor. The Silentium Group’s Eco Sound Barrier System was able to stand out from the competition through various advantages of a lightweight and easy to install design, acoustical performance, combined by the various aesthetically pleasing options available.
The Stouffville 5 kilometer rail expansion will consist of over 16,000 sq. meters of the Silentium Group’s reflective sound wall and is the first part of a multi-year project with future phases to expand and improve 17 kilometers of corridor. The Silentium Group is excited to have their MTO approved DSM Eco Sound Barrier System supplied in this project as it will not only improve transit, but provide environmentally conscious noise mitigation solutions along with an enhanced aesthetic appearance to residents in the area. Phase 1 construction to commence October 2015 with estimated completion by June 2016.
Travis Welch, founder and President of The Silentium Group was honoured to be featured in the front page of the Business News in the Kitchener-Waterloo Record on May 6, 2015.
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