Kings Club

Situated meters from the Lakeshore GO railway line, 1m wide crash wall connected to the Kings Club building structure at the parking level slabs, 5-levels below ground. In total 860 linear metres of isolation joint was needed, to separate the crash wall and parking level slabs.

At the Kings Club apartment building in Toronto, the acoustic consultant conducted on site measurements and recommended 95% isolation efficiency for a 40 Hz train excitation frequency. It was determined the original 75 Durometer continuous neoprene strip would not provide the acoustical isolation requirements.

CDM-SEB vertical “mechanically fastenless” solution was created to meet the acoustical and structural requirements, while offering a faster and more inexpensive installation plan, by omitting metal fixations.

A total of 1,738 CDM-SEB bearings were used, with a multitude of pad spacing configurations to cope with the variation of structural loads, providing a 98.5% isolation efficiency solution.

Toronto, Canada

First Capital Realty

Urbancorp

Tact Architecture

Valcoustics Canada Ltd

Peter Sheffield & Associates Ltd. & Sigmund Soudack & Associates

150 MN

Residential & Hotel

Building Base Isolation

Structural

CDM-SEB pads installed and concrete partially poured

CDM-SEB pads

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