Coffenberry Gym Construction

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Coffenberry Gym Construction
Construction Period June 11th to July 14th,
2008 Douglas Brewer, Facility Director
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Main Gym Interior
The metal sheathing on top of the trusses has
been installed ready for the roof material to be
installed.
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Exterior Block Completed
All Concrete Masonry Units (CMU) has been
installed and all scaffolding removed from the
exterior. This is the front view of the gym.
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Metal Interior Framing
The locker room has had its metal framing
installed for all office, shower and storage
areas. Note that the electrical conduit (rough
in) has been installed.
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Second Story Continues
The second story with completed concrete flooring
and post supports for the roof. The floor cavity
at the right of the picture is the elevator car
opening.
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Avista Gas Line Installed
Avista Gas at no charge to the School District
installed a gas meter to the gym. This was ran
under Spruce St.
Location of gas meter
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Locker Room Roof
The stands for the HVAC units as well as the
Carlisle Roofing system are installed on the
locker room. The roofing material comes in black
and has an option of white coating which
depending on a savings of energy over 3 years may
be installed.
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Wall insulation
To fill all the voids in the wall of the gym a
fire retardant insulation is pumped into drilled
holes in the block. The holes are later repaired.
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Water Lines
Copper water lines are ran to all areas of the
locker room. The fire sprinkler system ran in
iron pipe is also placed in all areas of the gym..
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Second Story Stairs
The metal stairs have arrived ready for
installation into the lobby of the gym for second
story access.
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Stairs Installed, Lobby
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Second Story Construction
The framing for the second story shown is
installed. The next step will be to start the
metal framing of the walls for the health rooms.
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Fire Suppression System
The fire sprinkler riser shown as well as the
sprinkler system are being installed.
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Main Gym Roof
Shown is the roof over the main gym building. The
roof is slightly crowned to the north and south
with diverter areas called crickets that force
water runoff to the east and west of the gym.
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Second Floor Framing
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Gym as of 7-14-2008
The exterior of the gym less windows, doors and
overhang yet to be installed. Note Stairway
railings on wooden pallets waiting to be
installed on the interior stairs.
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Change Orders in July

• Taking the space under the stairs that was
  considerable and converting this to a storage
  area required the installation of a door,
  electrical for light, fire sprinkler heads (2)
  and closing off the area between the lower stair
  riser and the upper stair riser. Cost of this
  change is an increase of 4,039.12 to the
  contract.
• The roof of the main gym was specified by
  S.U.S.D. to have a white reflective surface. The
  roofing company working under ESSEX Contractors,
  our general contractor supplied a submittal that
  showed no change to our original specifications
  of white finish. The roofing material
  subsequently was installed with a black surface.
  This was unacceptable to the school district so
  the general will be coating the Carlisle roof
  material with Carlisle compatible materials. This
  by way of error will give us another layer of
  protection on the roof. A mistake that ends up
  being to the school districts benefit.
• Change order 5 is for new asphalt to be
  installed in front of the gym rather than the
  contracted patching job. This was rejected by
  S.U.S.D. as being too expensive for the small
  area. The quote was for 9,648.29 for asphalt to
  an area 2100 square feet (less sidewalk of
  210). The patching for trenching that had to be
  done is part of the contract.
• We will be receiving a change order shortly for
  constructing an access area for the fire
  departments equipment on the north side of the
  gym. This will consist of a driveway access with
  compacted rock surface along the entire north
  side of the gym., protective bollards for the FDC
  itself and relocated Fire Department Connection
  (FDC) that will need to be relocated 100 feet
  away from the building where originally specified
  to be on the building. Estimates are not in as
  yet.

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