Currently, a biotope has been created, and it is also famous as a place for fireflies! Here is an introduction to the construction case of the rainwater retention pond.
We would like to introduce a case study of the soil solidification material "Harden M," which effectively utilizes recycled resources to reduce environmental impact. The construction site is now a biotope and has become famous as a habitat for fireflies. 【Case Study】 ■ Project Name: Kariya City Hall, Shiroike Renovation Project ■ Delivery Date: November 2005 ■ Location: Higashizakai-cho, Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture ■ Soil Improvement Material Used: Harden M, 775 tons ■ Condition of the Land: Sediment from a reservoir *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We aim to become a company that proposes the construction of environmental improvement and recycling of soil and organic/inorganic resources for the purpose of resource recycling to form a circular society. Our company develops soil improvement materials such as "Harden," an environmentally friendly soil solidifying agent born from research on soil solidification mechanisms without cement, and "Eco Alpha," a cement-based environmentally considerate soil solidifying agent.