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In the summer of 2019, the Olympic-size swimming pool in the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion at Ohio State University was retiled using 25,000 square feet of tile from Daltile
The McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion at Ohio State University (OSU), which is considered one of the most reputable competition pools and diving wells in the nation, is home to the varsity men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, as well as the varsity synchronized swimming team.
While cleaning is certainly key in maintaining good hygiene in the home, workplace and public areas, it is only the first step in fighting off infection, viruses and disease.
There are big projects and then there are huge projects. And, every once in a while, there are truly enormous projects. The Baha Mar Casino and Hotel in the Bahaman capital of Nassau is one of those enormous projects, earning the label of the largest construction project in the Western Hemisphere.
Filing a Construction Complaint is the last thing anyone involved wants to think about after completion of — or worse yet — during the project. As with all trade work, expectations and performance in workmanship and materials can be challenging and have different meanings for the different stakeholders of each job.
Dating back to the days of the Roman hypocausts, tile has always been the most commonly heated floor covering because of how inherently chilly tile floors can be and the room types where tile is often used (kitchens and bathrooms).
