Square 1400 Apartments Fairfax, VA PENN STATE AE SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Raymond Sowers - CM ADVISOR
PRESENTATION OUTLINE: Square 1400 Apartments I. PROJECT BACKGROUND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place Project Background Fairfax, VA I. Interview Outcomes II. How the Infinity System Works ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place III. Breadth 1 System Design III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN I. About the Façades II. Structural Impact ANALYSIS 3: SIPS III. Cost Impact IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality ANALYSIS 4: OPERATIONS AND V. Conclusion MAINTENANCE IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation II. Results/Recommendations V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE I. Building Compatibility II. Conclusion and Recommendations PENN STATE AE SENIOR CAPSTONE PROJECT VI. LESSONES LEARNED Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Raymond Sowers- CM ADVISOR
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments PR PROJECT B OJECT BACKGR GROUND ND Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: I. I. PROJ OJECT ECT B BACKGRO CKGROUND ND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place LO LOCA CATION: I. Interview Outcomes II. How the Infinity System Works • 2700 Dorr Ave, Fairfax, VA III. Breadth 1 System Design • Home of the previous HITT Headquarters III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN I. About the Façades BUILDING P BUILDIN PARAMA RAMATERS RS: II. Structural Impact III. Cost Impact • 327,431 SF gross building area IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality • 1 1 Story Apartment Building/4 Story Parking Garage V. Conclusion IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation PROJECT P ECT PARAMETERS: METERS: II. Results/Recommendations V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE • Total Project Cost: $40 Million I. Building Compatibility • Dates of Construction: January 2012 – October 2013 II. Conclusion and IMAGES COURTESY OF GOOGLE MAPS • Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build Recommendations • LEED Certification: Silver IMAGE COURTESY OF HITT Contracting VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments PR PROJECT B OJECT BACKGR GROUND ND Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: I. I. PROJ OJECT ECT B BACKGRO CKGROUND ND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place ST STRUCTURAL SY SYST STEM: I. Interview Outcomes II. How the Infinity System Works • Cast-in-place Concrete with Post Tension Cables III. Breadth 1 System Design • 30,000 SF per floor III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN • 5 Pours per floor I. About the Façades II. Structural Impact BUILDING ENCLOSURE: BUILDING ENCL OSURE: III. Cost Impact IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality • Multi Color style brick with Light Gage Studs V. Conclusion • Roof – Parapet wall with 6” insulation IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation II. Results/Recommendations CONSTRUCTI TRUCTION LO LOGISTICS: ICS: V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE IMAGE Developed by Anthony Grab I. Building Compatibility Phase One: Demo Existing Structures, Utility relocation • II. Conclusion and Phase Two: Excavation, Building Structure Recommendations Phase Three: Building Exterior Façade • VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IMAGE Developed by Anthony Grab 4
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments Anal Analysis 1: Chang is 1: Change in Cas in Cast-In-Place -In-Place Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: I. PROJECT BACKGROUND II. ANAL NALYSIS 1: S 1: Chang Change in in Cast- Cast-In- n-Plac Place PR PROBLEM IDENTIFIC OBLEM IDENTIFICATION: TION: I. Interview Outcomes II. How the Infinity System Works • High Level of Detail Cast-In-Place Structure III. Breadth 1 System Design • Impacts on critical path schedule III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN • Require a large amount of man power I. About the Façades II. Structural Impact RES RESEARCH GO GOAL: AL: III. Cost Impact IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality • Investigate alternative structure system V. Conclusion • Assess changes in strategies for constructing the new system IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation INDUSTRY MEMBER INTER INDUS MEMBER INTERVIEW IEWS: II. Results/Recommendations V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE • Raymond Sowers ……………………..Penn State OPP I. Building Compatibility IMAGE Taken by Anthony Grab • Brian Abel ……………………………….Able Consulting Engineers II. Conclusion and • Bill Holley……………………………….Infinity Structures Recommendations VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Model Produced by Anthony Grab 5
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments Anal Analysis 1: Chang is 1: Change in Cas in Cast-In-Place -In-Place Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: I. PROJECT BACKGROUND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place ISSUES DISCUSSED IN ISSUES D SCUSSED IN IN INTER TERVIEW IEWS: I. I. Inte Interv rview Outc w Outcomes II. How the Infinity System Works • Factors influencing shifts in strategy III. Breadth 1 System Design • Constructability and Limitations III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN • Design Layout I. About the Façades • Cost and duration II. Structural Impact • Benefits of the infinity system III. Cost Impact • Downfalls of Cast-In-Place Concrete IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality • Manufacturing of Infinity System Panels V. Conclusion IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation II. Results/Recommendations V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE I. Building Compatibility Image COURTESY OF www.infinitystructures.com II. Conclusion and Recommendations VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Model Produced by Anthony Grab 6
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments Anal Analysis 1: Chang is 1: Change in Cas in Cast-In-Place -In-Place Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: I. PROJECT BACKGROUND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place How t Ho w the e Inf Infinity Sy ty System em W Work rks s I. Interview Outcomes II. How ow the the Infi Infini nity ty Syst System Wo Work rks s • EPICORE MSR Composite Floor with WWF III. Breadth 1 System Design • Panelized Load-bearing Metal Studs III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN • Spans up to 27 feet I. About the Façades • 4” to 8” Slab Thickness II. Structural Impact • 4,000 psi Regular Weight Concrete III. Cost Impact IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality V. Conclusion IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation II. Results/Recommendations V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE I. Building Compatibility Image COURTESY OF www.infinitystructures.com II. Conclusion and Recommendations VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Video COURTESY OF www.infinitystructures.com 7
Square 1400 Square 1400 Apartments Apartments Analysis 1: Chang Anal is 1: Change in Cas in Cast-In-Place -In-Place Fairfax, VA Fairfax, VA Anthony grab| CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Anthony Grab | CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION OUTLINE: DIS DISADVANT ANTAGE GES AD ADVANT NTAGES ES I. PROJECT BACKGROUND II. ANALYSIS 1: Change in Cast-In-Place Infinity System : Infinity Sy em : Infinity Sy Infinity System : em : I. Interview Outcomes II. How ow the the Infi Infini nity ty Syst System Wo Work rks s • About 1 week per floor to construct • Difficult To Come Back a Redesign Floors III. Breadth 1 System Design • Economical traditionally low cost than Cast-In-Place III. ANALYSIS 2: FAÇADE RE-DESIGN • Limited to 5 Stories • Quality control in Factory environment I. About the Façades • Uniform Load II. Structural Impact Cast-I Cas -In-Place Co n-Place Conc ncrete rete III. Cost Impact Cas Cast-In-Place Conc -In-Place Concret rete e IV. Breadth 2: Thermal Quality • About 2 weeks per floor to construct V. Conclusion • Cost • Can build many stories IV. ANALYSIS 3: SIPS I. Implementation • More freedom with floor plan design II. Results/Recommendations Model Produced by Anthony Grab V. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE I. Building Compatibility II. Conclusion and Recommendations VI. LESSONES LEARNED VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
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