Risky East Boston Waterfront Project Protected by KIM
Written by: Sarah Coull
The stunning views of Boston’s skyline will soon be appreciated by a brand new community. The first level of the...
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Why Shotcrete?
Written by: Sarah Coull
As the choices in concrete technologies continue to evolve, the shotcrete method of installing concrete continues to grow in popularity....
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La Aurora Zoo gets a Krystol Makeover
Written by: Sarah Coull
On 16 acres of beautiful landscaping in Guatemala City, sits the educational center of La Aurora Zoo. The Zoo’s mission...
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Toronto to get a waterproofed Transformer Station
Written by: Sarah Coull
Just six weeks prior one of the heaviest and most costly floods to hit the city, Toronto Hydro broke ground...
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The Importance of Basements
Written by: Sarah Coull
“Get underground! – There’s a tornado coming!” This recommendation seems logical, but what if there is no “underground” to access?...
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Waterproofing Underground Mansions
Written by: Sarah Coull
With a population of over 8.17 million people, the city of London, England continues to grow. The most recent census,...
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Kryton Waterproofing University’s Parking Plaza in Guatemala
Written by: Sarah Coull
The Universidad de San Carlos (USAC) in Guatemala was founded January 31, 1676 by Royal order of Carlos II. It...
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KIM’s first big project – Boeing Development Center 1983
Written by: Sarah Coull
In 1980, Kryton invented the first crystalline concrete waterproofing admixture, calling it Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM). The initial discovery was...
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