Construction
224 ALARNG Fort McClellan Transient Training Barracks, Anniston AL
Project: Ft. McClellan Transient Training Enlisted Barracks Contact: Larry Crawley Phone: (334) 271-7464 This project consists of demolition, new Construction, and extensive site work. The demolition included thirty existing structures, including asbestos containing material removal. The new construction included 3 two-story buildings, 2 one-story buildings, 2 dining facilities, 2 supply administration buildings, 1 battalion headquarters building, and relocation…
Read More221 Albertville Recreation Center and Amphitheatre, Albertville Al
Contact: Mike Brewer Phone: (256) 673-7088 Email: [email protected] This project consists of separate areas at the Sand Mountain Parks. The Recreation Center is approximately 80,000 square feet. The gymnasium and natatorium is a large pre-engineered metal building with structural steel framing for the second-floor area. The fitness and administration wing is a two-story structural building. There is an…
Read More218 Lee County Courthouse – Opelika, AL
This new annex and new west entrance buildings were an addition to the existing Lee County Courthouse. These buildings were a combined total of more than 37000 square foot additions for this beautiful historic courthouse. This courthouse is sitting on a three-acre site in the downtown historical district of Opelika Alabama. This site included the…
Read More186 Air Traffic Control Tower- Huntsville, AL
Project No. DTFAtO-05-C-00027 Owner: Federal Aviation Administration Address: ASOSS P.O. Box 20636 Atlanta, GA 30320 Telephone: 404/305-5791 Architect: Horlrompf Contracting Offlcer: Brenda Sullivan Original Contract: SJ3,149,399.00 Revised Contract: $14,221,398 (owner initiated change orders) This project was constructed on a Seven-acre site. It included layout, engineering and an extensive amount of site work prior to the beginning of…
Read MoreA New Building for Citizens Bank and Trust (216)
Construction of the Citizens Bank & Trust in Guntersville, Alabama was unique in that it was started approximately 8 years earlier by another local bank and was abandoned in the early stages of structural development. Our initial task was to assess the existing concrete structure and modify it to accept the entirely new construction requirements…
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