Dan y Lee-Anne Chassie

Hany El Naggar and Dan and Lee-Anne Chassie are collaborating on an innovative project to explore the use of tire-derived aggregate (TDA) in construction. This initiative involves mixing TDA with other materials for application in a large-scale commercial building in Elmsdale, Nova Scotia.

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The mixture of ADD with other materials is used in a large-scale commercial building in Elmsdale Nova Scotia.

Naggar and Chassie indicate that it is an important project, since it could open a new market for the use of ADD

Naggar says that many places around the province currently have soft soils and ADD is a lightweight material.

Naggar and Chassie will be moninoterating the building for a period of 5 or 6 years financing with "The research we produce together, in my opinion, is leading the world in that regard"

Dan y Lee-Anne Chassie