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Kryton International’s Kevin Yuers is featured in the 2026 Sustainable Engineering Issue of Informed Infrastructure, examining how cities can better protect concrete infrastructure as flooding, rising sea levels, and changing environmental conditions create new challenges for the built environment.
In the article, “Sinking Cities and Rising Sea Levels: How to Protect Concrete Infrastructure from the Increasing Threat of Flooding,” Kevin explores the growing need to design infrastructure with long-term resilience in mind.
As communities face greater exposure to water and increasingly demanding service conditions, protecting concrete from water ingress is an important part of extending the life of critical infrastructure. The article highlights the importance of moving beyond short-term solutions and considering durability and waterproofing as part of the concrete itself.
For engineers, designers, and infrastructure owners, this means taking a proactive approach to concrete protection—helping structures withstand challenging conditions while reducing the potential for future deterioration, repairs, and disruption.
Kevin’s contribution is part of Informed Infrastructure’s Sixth Annual Sustainable Engineering Issue, which explores technologies, engineering practices, and strategies aimed at creating more sustainable and resilient infrastructure.
Read the full article in Informed Infrastructure:https://read.informedinfrastructure.com/sustainable-engineering-issue-2026/page-24
