This project corrected numerous deficiencies in the original design. An aggressive schedule required JC Beal Construction to develop a “critical path” method using 15,000 square feet of staging platforms located 40 ft. above the pool deck to break the work down into eight overlapping components that were physically separated from one another. This “project within a project” method contributed to JC Beal Construction winning a WCA Pyramid Award for Best Innovation.
LOCATION:
Ann Arbor, Michigan
PLAN:
Infrastructure improvements including roof repair, new lighting,
air handling and humidity control,
pool lining, and water filtration
TEAM:
JC Beal Construction Inc. U of M Plant Extension Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc. McNamee, Porter and Seely, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Stephen Graham Photography
AWARD:
2000 Pyramid Award – Best Innovation for staging methods and “project-within-a-project” scheduling.
