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Wake Spine – Week 4

Week 4 at the Wake Spine project has seen another week of furious activity.  A complex project with a tight schedule, over an occupied tenant space (with near 24/7 business hours) has proven challenging, but we were up to the task.

Metal stud framing, electrical and plumbing rough-ins are complete and inspected.  Sheetrock hanging has begun in this suite.

The future 4,500-square feet tenant space will soon be home to the Wake Spine Clinic.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture

AECOM/URS/NC Turnpike Authority – Week 2

Construction entered the 2nd week of the expansion of the AECOM/URS call center space in Morrisville, NC.  AECOM/URS is a subcontractor for the NC Turnpike Authority and manages toll collection for the agency.

Demolition is now complete, and wall framing has begun.  Electrical rough-in, concrete removal and plumbing rough-in are all on the schedule for next week.

The expanded office space will add much needed seats in the company’s call center space as more toll roads come online in North Carolina.

The project is being delivered via the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture.

Construction is scheduled to be complete in early 2018.

Bone & Joint Surgery Clinic – Week 3

Metal stud framing is complete and electrical rough-ins are nearing completion.  Plumbing rough-ins are underway and mechanical work is getting started.  Sheetrock should begin being installed early next week.

The future 9,000-square feet tenant space will soon be home to the Bone & Joint Surgery Clinic.  The fitup construction will feature sound attenuating exam room walls, luxury vinyl tile, and energy-efficient LED lighting.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture

Wake Spine Medical Office Fitup – 03

Wake Spine is under construction in its 3rd week. It is underway in the same building as the Bone & Joint Surgery Clinic.

Metal stud framing is complete and electrical rough-ins are nearing completion.  Plumbing rough-ins are underway and mechanical work is getting started.  Sheetrock should begin being installed early next week.

The fitup construction will feature sound attenuating exam room walls, luxury vinyl tile, and energy-efficient LED lighting.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture

AECOM/URS/NC Turnpike Authority is Expanding in Morrisville

Construction started this past week on an expansion of the AECOM/URS call center space in Morrisville, NC.  AECOM/URS is a subcontractor for the NC Turnpike Authority and manages toll collection for the agency.

The expanded office space will add much needed seats in the company’s call center space as more toll roads come online in North Carolina.

Demolition work commenced this week.

The project is being delivered via the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture.

Construction is scheduled to be complete in early 2018.

Wake Spine – 02 – Framing in progress

In the 2nd week of construction on Wake Spine’s latest location, metal stud framing was well underway.  20-gauge metal studs line the halls and divide exam rooms.  Electrical boxes are roughed-in and plumbing work is underway.

Resilient channel is run horizontally from stud to stud to help reduce sound transmission between exam rooms.

The new Raleigh, NC location is expected to be open for patients in January 2018.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture

Bone & Joint – 02 – Framing underway

Week 2 of construction was busy with wall framing, electrical rough-in, and plumbing. Some walls were treated with resilient channel framing to reduce noise transmission between exam rooms.

 

The new Raleigh, NC location is expected to be open for patients in January 2018.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Gontram Architecture

Bone & Joint Surgery Clinic underway

Construction started last week on the Bone & Joint Surgery Clinic designed by Gontram Architecture. The orthopedic clinic is approximately 10,000 sq. ft. and will include typical medical office spaces (reception, waiting, offices, exam rooms, etc.) with an X-ray suite and MRI suite.

Bone_Joint_2017-10-19-1The new location is expected to be open for patients in January 2018.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Ten Penny Construction, Inc.

Wake Spine Renovation begins

Construction started last week on the Wake Spine clinic designed by Gontram Architecture. The medical clinic is approximately 4,900 sq. ft. and will include typical medical office spaces (reception, waiting, offices, exam rooms, etc.) with two large Treatment Rooms.

The new Raleigh, NC location is expected to be open for patients in January 2018.

The project is being delivered through the Architect-led Design-Build process with Ten Penny Construction, Inc.

Enthalpy Analytical Expansion Nearing Completion

In 2000, one of the very first projects Gontram Architecture and Ten Penny Construction delivered using the Architect-led Design-Build method was the Connor Properties Lab and Office Building in Durham, NC.  The anchor tenant for that 20,000 sq. ft. building was Enthalpy Analytical, a laboratory that specializes in analyzing for pollutants and other constituents in air, soil, water and tobacco products.

Since 2000, Enthalpy Analytical has grown several times.  Most recently in 2011, they added a 2nd location.  Each time, Enthalpy contacted Gontram Architecture and Ten Penny Construction to facilitate its growth.

Now, Enthalpy Analytical is consolidating its operations in one location, expanding into adjacent tenant space and adding laboratory space.  Once again, Gontram Architecture and Ten Penny Construction are coordinating the effort through Architect-led Design-Build for a streamlined approach to the design and construction process.

An interesting element of the project is the construction of a steel platform behind the laboratory space.  This platform will support a 3000-gallon liquid nitrogen tank, and hold it up 2 feet above the floodplain, as required by FEMA and Durham Floodplain Management. It will end up being 9’+ above the ground, weighing over 37,000 pounds when full!

…all in the name of science!

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