Timeless Retaining Walls For Parks and Municipalities
As a civil or municipal engineer, it's up to you to design retaining walls for community infrastructure projects that will stand the test of time, and that will also make your community look great. No pressure, right? With superior aesthetics and proven engineering, it's easy to see why municipal engineers around the world have used the Redi-Rock to:
- support local roadways
- create space for bike paths
- construct outdoor stages, amphitheaters and athletic fields
- protect against flooding and shoreline erosion
- build good-looking retention or detention ponds
- provide access to local park and trail systems
How Can Redi-Rock Help Municipalities?
The Redi-Rock retaining wall system uses massive, one-ton precast blocks that stack together like giant Legos. It installs quickly and easily, allowing many cities and counties to use their own construction crews to install Redi-Rock walls. And with a variety of beautiful face textures to choose from that feature the look of natural stone, designers can select the option that looks best in their area to create a consistent, timeless look throughout each project.
Can Redi-Rock Solve Your Problems?
Featured Construction Detail
One of the most common types of projects municipalities complete with Redi-Rock are culverts, head walls, and wing walls. Check out this culvert construction detail here, then head over to the full library of construction details to see what other problems Redi-Rock can help you solve.
Why Choose Redi-Rock for City Retaining Walls?
City and county engineers use Redi-Rock to provide a great looking solution for local infrastructure projects. Watch this video for a great example of how engineers for the City of Lacy, Washington, designed a beautiful retaining wall to minimize right-of-way-requirements on a local roadway in this suburban community.
Municipal and Park Retaining Wall Case Studies
Mackinac island State Harbor, Mackinac Island, Michigan
The design and construction of harbor walls, columns, fencing, and seat walls on Mackinac Island required a structural solution that would also match the classic look of this historic park.
Shawnee County Sports Complex, Topeka, Kansas
When Shawnee County needed to renovate a sports complex, the sloping terrain presented challenges. Three Redi-Rock walls helped level the site to create space for bleachers and a sidewalk.
FBI Headquarters on Ronald Reagan Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio
When the FBI headquarters near Cincinnati was relocating, the township needed to create a 19.5 foot tall retaining walls to separate the access road from a neighborhood. See how they did it with Redi-Rock gravity walls!
Veterans Memorial Park, Monroe, Michigan
The Veterans Memorial Park construction required US Army Corps involvement because it's located on the River Raisin, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Corps. See how this unique riverside park got a much-needed facelift using Redi-Rock!
Pedestrian Bridge, Hamilton County, Indiana
The city of Indianapolis calls the Monon Greenway one of the busiest urban greenways in the nation, and providing this pedestrian bridge crossing over 146th Street was key to the success of the trail's northward expansion.
Retention Pond, West Chester, Ohio
This aesthetic pond was designed as the focal point of a downtown development in West Chester Township, Ohio. Lining the pond with Redi-Rock retaining walls allowed the township to prevent erosion while creating a pleasing look for the area.