Construction Map and Project Sequencing - Spring 2012 - Fall 2013

construction site map

Phase I includes everything north of the building toward the railroad track. It will include:

A new subterranean loading dock and massive underground kitchen.

  • The Pavilions Food Court (featuring four dining venues and a social/gaming lounge)

  • World Market restaurant and porch

  • Ballroom and meeting spaces

  • Offices

  • Student Government assembly space

  • Landing for the proposed bridge to Broughton (not included in the project)

Construction Schedule (Weather permitting)

Deep Foundations/Underpinning/Footings Start spring 2012, complete early fall 2012

This phase will be marked by mass excavation, underpinning the building and pouring footings. As soon as the basement excavation has progressed to allow deep foundation work to commence, drill rigs will be mobilized to install auger cast foundation piles. Approximately 550 holes 16- 24 inches in diameter will be drilled on average 60’ deep and filled with concrete to support the new building addition. Footings will be formed on top of these piles to provide a surface to anchor structural steel forming the "skeleton" of the new additions.

Structural Steel Start early fall 2012, complete late 2012

Approximately 1200 tons of structural steel will be used to create a framework for the new addition.

Concrete Slabs Start fall 2012, complete late 2012

Concrete slabs will be poured to provide a foundation for the building’s floor.

Utility Service Installation Start late 2012, complete fall 2013

As soon as slabs are placed, mechanical/electrical/plumbing work will commence along with building interiors, and continue until phase I is completed in fall 2013.

Exterior Facades Start late 2012, complete summer 2013

We will install the exterior walls and features, which include glass, brick, terra cotta, and metal panels.

Building Interiors Start early2013, complete fall 2013

This will include the installation of drywall, finish ceilings, paint and flooring, along with the interior construction.