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Project Type: School (University) Application: Polishable Concrete Overlay Location: Cincinnati, OH Project Dates: Feb 2017 Project Size: 40,000 Sq. Ft. Project Owner: University of Cincinnati (UC) Products: LevelFlor ® , TRU ® PC Polished Concrete, TRU ® Self-Leveling Dubbed the University of Cincinnati’s “new front door to the community,” the 1819 Innovation Hub connects students and faculty with building tenants, who represent both businesses and nonprofits. To house the Hub, UC renovated a 133,000-square-foot structure built in 1929 that once housed a Sears store. In addition to meeting areas, the Hub provides work spaces, including a 12,000-square-foot makerspace outfitted with hand tools, 3D printers, laser cutters, and computer numeric control (CNC) machines. Having flexible, multi-purpose spaces was critical and durability was also a concern. A 40,000 square-foot floor area was overlaid with 2,600 bags of LevelFlor, TRU PC Polished Concrete and TRU Self-Leveling. Products were mixed using Hippo mixers and polished to a level 3 (semi-polished) state. The final surface has a high sheen and since glass walls were a highlight of the building’s redesign, the floor’s superior light reflectivity helped turn the historic structure into a modern, up-to-date space. PROJECT BRIEF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 1819 INNOVATION HUB © 2019 CTS Cement Manufacturing Corp. AR_141_EN_051519C CTS Cement Manufacturing Corp. | 12442 Knott St. Garden Grove, CA 92841 | 800-929-3030 | Fax: 714-379-8270 | www.CTScement.com | [email protected]

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Project Type: School (University)

Application: Polishable Concrete Overlay

Location: Cincinnati, OH

Project Dates: Feb 2017

Project Size: 40,000 Sq. Ft.

Project Owner: University of Cincinnati (UC)

Products: LevelFlor®, TRU® PC Polished Concrete, TRU® Self-Leveling

Dubbed the University of Cincinnati’s “new front door to the community,” the 1819 Innovation Hub connects students and faculty with building tenants, who represent both businesses and nonprofits. To house the Hub, UC renovated a 133,000-square-foot structure built in 1929 that once housed a Sears store.

In addition to meeting areas, the Hub provides work spaces, including a 12,000-square-foot makerspace outfitted with hand tools, 3D printers, laser cutters, and computer numeric control (CNC) machines. Having flexible, multi-purpose spaces was critical and durability was also a concern.

A 40,000 square-foot floor area was overlaid with 2,600 bags of LevelFlor, TRU PC Polished Concrete and TRU Self-Leveling. Products were mixed using Hippo mixers and polished to a level 3 (semi-polished) state. The final surface has a high sheen and since glass walls were a highlight of the building’s redesign, the floor’s superior light reflectivity helped turn the historic structure into a modern, up-to-date space.

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