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Development and Design of Multipurpose Park Using Rigid Pavement and Modern-Interlocking Pavement
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Pavement Design
Abstract
This study presents the development and design of a multipurpose car park using both rigid pavement and modern interlocking pavement systems, with the Unizik-Ifite Park as a case study. Key elements include Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), land surveying, geotechnical soil analysis, and architectural modeling. Findings indicate that due to poor subgrade conditions i.e. low CBR Ratio values (California Bearing Ratio), rigid pavements require significant subgrade treatment, while interlocking pavements are more economically viable due to their adaptability and lower base preparation requirements. The study concludes with design recommendations that emphasize durability, economic viability, effective drainage, proper surface markings, and lighting to enhance safety and functionality.
Keywords
Pavement Design, Subgrade CBR, Geotechnical Analysis, Economic Evaluation, Multipurpose Car Park
How to cite this paper
@article{1708576,
author = {Israel Ezema, Dr. Ezeagu C. A. },
title = {Development and Design of Multipurpose Park Using Rigid Pavement and Modern-Interlocking Pavement},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2025},
volume = {8},
number = {11},
pages = {1339-1354},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1708576.pdf},
abstract = {This study presents the development and design of a multipurpose car park using both rigid pavement and modern interlocking pavement systems, with the Unizik-Ifite Park as a case study. Key elements include Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), land surveying, geotechnical soil analysis, and architectural modeling. Findings indicate that due to poor subgrade conditions i.e. low CBR Ratio values (California Bearing Ratio), rigid pavements require significant subgrade treatment, while interlocking pavements are more economically viable due to their adaptability and lower base preparation requirements. The study concludes with design recommendations that emphasize durability, economic viability, effective drainage, proper surface markings, and lighting to enhance safety and functionality.},
keywords = {Pavement Design, Subgrade CBR, Geotechnical Analysis, Economic Evaluation, Multipurpose Car Park},
month = {May},
}