Buildout of the interior section of an occupied building consisting of approximately 21,700 SF plus a 2,400 SF mezzanine.
Space was located between two existing and occupied government offices requiring noise control, building access, and logistics along with public safety. Construction included installation of elevator shaft and pit to accommodate new elevator.
Prime Contractor to provide all necessary labor, equipment, and materials to construct a new Corrosion Control Facility (including an industrial wastewater treatment plant) to support painting, stripping, cleaning, and maintenance of various aircraft. Scope components included hardened steel structure, service transformer, distribution boards, panel boards, critical HVAC system, modification and repair of runway beside facility, and masonry work.
Construction of a generator maintenance building; concrete hard stand; paint and bead blast building; battery shop and steam wash building; load test shed; fuel pump island; and all associated site work and utilities including a water storage tank and a fire pump facility.
This historic building required years of planning and design by public officials before work began. To ensure the integrity of this landmark building would be preserved, Sorensen Gross was selected as Construction Manager. The following was included to maintain a connection to the original structure: marble wainscoting, wrought iron handrails, American walnut interior appointments, mill work ornamentation of European origin and courtroom murals.
The integration of the 60,000 SF addition was an intricate process, as the building was occupied during construction and courtrooms were accessed by lawyers, judges and the public. Access routes and extreme safety measures were established to maintain functionality at all times. In addition, wall coverings in the courtrooms contained over 55% asbestos, which had to be removed, cleaned up and replaced with drywall. This area covered several square miles of courtroom and hallway space.
This was a successful project that received positive recognition from the county.
The project included construction of 2,700 SF administration building, 4,300 SF bathhouse and 500 SF mechanical building, 32’ thrill slide complex, outdoor locker area, outdoor showers, and entry gate complex.
Site work included 450 space asphalt parking lot, concrete paving, cast-in-place concrete, concrete curb and gutter, ornamental fence, PVC fence, site utilities, irrigation, landscaping and other site improvement.
The project included an approximately 8.0 acre park development with multi-purpose bathhouse/concessions/office building, mechanical building, renovations to an existing picnic pavilion and restroom building, spray pad with water play equipment, and double flume water slide.
Site work included asphalt parking lot, concrete paving, cast-in-place concrete, concrete curb and gutter, colored concrete paving, porous
unit paving, segmental unit retaining walls, ornamental steel fencing, ornamental guardrails, PVC-coated chain link fencing, site utilities, water supply well, site furnishings, irrigation, landscaping, and other related site improvements.
The project consisted of renovations to an existing one-story library. Work included the demolition of existing interior components, including partitions, roofing, finishes, and MEP components, as well as limited Hazmat abatement.
New construction included roofing, interior partitions, doors, windows, mill work, interior finishes, fixtures and equipment, installation of new MEP systems, and exterior envelope upgrades including metal panels and minor EIFS upgrades.
Site work consisted of limited parking area and sidewalk renovations and an exterior canopy with entry ramp.
The project was designed to satisfy LEED Silver requirements but is now set to achieve LEED Gold certification. The project also received a 2016 Award of Excellence for Building Design and Construction.
