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SITE PLANNING (Logistics, Safety, Coordination & Planning) BRAD NIL ILE, AIA IA Andersen Construction Disclaimer: This Presentation was developed by a third party and is not funded by WoodWorks or the Softwood Lumber Board. BRAD NIL


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SITE PLANNING

BRAD NIL ILE, AIA IA

Andersen Construction

(Logistics, Safety, Coordination & Planning)

Disclaimer: This Presentation was developed by a third party and is not funded by WoodWorks or the Softwood Lumber Board.

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1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s

BRAD NIL ILE 5 decades of building with wood. 35-year construction career.

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  • A bea

eautiful build ilding

  • Rapid

id construction

  • Min

inimal sta taging and la laydown nee eeds

  • Off

ffsite fa fabric rication pote tential fo for r all ll tra trades

THE PROMISE OF MASS TIM IMBER CONSTRUCTION:

District Office • Portland OR

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Corvallis, OR

  • A well managed and

planned jo jobsite

  • A well managed

mass ti timber procurement and modeling effo ffort

KEY FACTORS IN IN DELIV IVERIN ING THIS IS PROMISE:

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  • Building fo

footprint compared to to th the available site.

  • Crane lo

location and hoisting plan

  • Truck routing fo

for materials in in

  • Trash,

, debris and recycling management

SIT ITE ORGANIZ IZATION CONSID IDERATIO IONS:

District Office • Portland, OR

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SIT ITE ORGANIZATION

Start planning early. Refine and add every relevant detail.

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SIT ITE ORGANIZ IZATIO ION

Early planning should be iterative and collaborative.

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Total perimeter accessibility prepared for crane & facade access

Corvallis, OR

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No available site - all access via sidewalk & street closures.

Portland, OR

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No available site, except an easement just big enough for a tower crane. CRANE PLAN

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CRANE PLAN

DOWNTOWN SITE

  • Full-time

sidewalk closure and part time street closure.

  • RT crane for

positioning flexibility and after-hours tuck away.

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PRE-CONSTRUCTION SIT ITE CONSIDERATIONS:

  • St

Street t an and sid idewalk clos losures

  • Pedestr

trian prote tecti tion

  • No

No-fly zones

  • Hoi
  • isti

ting ob

  • bstr

tructi tions: ✓ Overhead pow

  • wer lin

lines ✓ Tr Trees ✓ Nei eighboring buildings ✓ Fa Facade ac access ✓ Uti tility con

  • nnecti

tions

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Jurisdictional requirements and readymade options PEDESTRIAN PROTECTIO ION

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Trees, Power Lines and No-fly zones HOIS ISTING OBSTRUCTIONS

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FACADE ACCESS EXAMPLES

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TI TIMBER PROCUREMENT PRE- CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS:

SC SCHEDULE

  • Adequate time for modeling
  • Confirmed Material Delivery Flow

DEL ELIVERY PLANNING

  • Truck sequence and cadence
  • “Fly from truck” modeling and loading
  • Factory center-of-gravity locating
  • Hoisting and rigging provisions
  • Worker Safety Provisions
  • Guardrails
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TRUCK LOADING, SEQUENCE & CADENCE PLANNING

(CLT LOAD MODELING EXAMPLE)

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FLY FROM TR TRUCK MODELING & LOADING

Essepi Systemi X-Lam Near Trento Italy

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Hardware & Center of Gravity Locating

HOISTING & RIGGING PROVISIONS

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MOISTURE MIT ITIGATION PLANNING

What to remember…

  • 1. Have a plan:

Factory Sealers. Stain Control Moisture Control Dry-out planning Finishing

  • 2. Build During the dry months
  • 3. Study the connection details
  • 4. Protect Critical details.
  • 5. Expedite the envelop installation
  • 6. Use a “vented” roof assembly.
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MOISTURE MANAGEMENT PLAN SUMMARY

  • 1. Sealers

All CLT Ends, edges and cuts. UV protection on all beams and columns.

  • 2. Stain Prevention

Only galvanized, aluminum or powder coated connectors. NO cutting of steel around raw wood. Remove all wrapping once on site.

  • 3. Moisture Control

Adhesive tape at all joints and seams. Regular bulk water removal and management. Critical connection protection,.

  • 4. Dry out

AIR CIRCULATION (With no heat.) Add heat slowly only after surface drying is complete. Add humidity with heat. (With monitoring.) 14% moisture content MAX prior to any timber cover.

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SAFETY PLANNING SUMMARY

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PLAN EARLY & CONTIN INUOUSLY

  • Hoisting
  • Worker access and tie-off provisions while

the structure is underway

  • Guardrail provisions
  • Structure temporary bracing & stabilization
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PUBLIC SAFETY

  • Necessary traffic revisions
  • Pedestrian protection
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GENERAL ACCESS

  • Stair assemblies going up with the structure
  • Maintaining 2 paths of egress.
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MAXIMIZ IZE OFF-SIT ITE FABRICATION

(B (BEYOND THE STRUCTURE)

  • MEP systems
  • Facade Elements
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WORKER SAFETY PROVISIONS: HAVE A PLAN!

THE 1978 PLAN:

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San Jose, CA Dinwiddie Construction

THE 1986 PLAN:

✓ Demolish an and re rebuild fac facade el elements ON TH THE GROUND!

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THE 2019 PLAN:

✓ Maximize off

  • ff-site fa

fabricati tion - Pre refabricated Fa Facade Panels

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Maximize Off-site Fabrication - Plumbing and Piping Systems.

Newport, OR

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Working the plan: Prefabricated Wall Elements, shop installed roof vapor barrier.

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Working the plan: Ground Installed Edge Protection

North Greenwich, UK North Greenwich, UK

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CONCLUSION

Plan early and continuously.

  • Crane type and location
  • Material Flow
  • Public Safety
  • Temporary Bracing
  • Moisture Management

Model everything.

  • Realize a no-sawdust jobsite.
  • If it is in the building, it is in the model.
  • Model truck loads for direct fly to position.

Maximize off-site fabrication

(Beyond the Structure).

  • MEP systems
  • Facade Elements
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EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OUTSIDE THE USA:

Brock Commons, UBC Urban One, Structurlam, Seagate Vancouver, British Columbia

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EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OUTSIDE THE USA:

Swatch Omega Headquarters Blumer Lehmann, Gossau, Switzerland

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Thank you for your participation.

BRAD NIL ILE, AIA IA

Andersen Construction

bnile@andersen-const.com