Dunn & Bradstreet (90,000 square foot space) in its final phase of demolition!
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7700 Parmer – Demolition (In Progress…)
The 7700 Parmer project is a 90,000+ sq. ft. selective demolition of high tech office space in North Austin. This job has presented challenges from the beginning as is the nature of selective demo in tech buildings (you never know what’s behind that second ceiling).
Coordinating with hauling to maximize our daily efficiency is the key to success when working with these volumes.
Levander Loop (In Progress)…
The Levander Loop office project consist of an industrial warehouse being converted into a modular co-working space near the corner of Cesar Chavez and 183.
1. For this project we are installing a unique system of green barrier framing designed by Mark Hutchinson which will all but eliminate heat transfer and create an well insulated energy efficient working space. The building will feature a steel frame mezzanine in the middle of the building.
2. The erection of the central steel mezzanine is seen here.
Thanks to Roy for making sure Shane got this one right.
R3 also did the selective demolition of the original building to make way for the new design, see the photos in the gallery below for examples of the demolition.
This is an ongoing project. Look for more information and pictures to come.
(All photos by: James Schleicher)
Gallery
- This is unique wood framing in the interior of the building which our carpenters are installing (view 2).
- View from street.
- This is unique wood framing in the interior of the building which our carpenters are installing (view 1).
- Back room wood framing.
- Back room, framing and demo
- Steel beam.
- Example of floor removal / demolition
- Rendering of final project/ Entrance to job site.
- Installation of beams for central steel box construction.
- Steel beam install
50,000 sqft Demolition
This is an old Albertons at William Cannon & Westgate. Going to be turned into 2 spaces: A church and a trampoline fun park called ‘Altitude’. Literally tons of material came out of this place. Recycled metal, concrete, and several walk in coolers. Second picture shows a ‘new’ scissor lift we bought…more toys!