
Apartment building · Kensington NSW
2 weeks
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A three-storey 1920s apartment building in Kensington, Sydney subsided due to vibration from nearby light rail construction, with six residential units on one side sinking together and walls cracking. Buildfix completed the reinforcement by injecting GeoPoly resin above three metres underground within two weeks, with residents remaining in their homes.
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