| Medical Arts Pavilion in Lufkin, Texas
The Medical Arts Pavilion is a new medical office building adjacent
to the hospital. It was a shell space that will accommodate future
medical professionals as tenants.
Problem: A competing entity was also building
a medical office building in Lufkin. That building would be in direct
competition with our project. It was extremely important to the
owner of our project to be completed early enough to lease out this
building before the competing MOB was complete.
Solution: Crist Industries, Inc. delivered an
accelerated structural steel frame schedule. The detailing of structural
steel began while the structural construction documents were being
completed. The structural construction documents were finished early.
We started erection of the structural steel three days after the
architectural construction documents were complete. This accelerated
the job by ten weeks and got the project on a schedule to be completed
before their competition.
Owner's Response: "We are very pleased with
the process and would encourage others to consider it." Joe
Fredenberger, Chief Financial officer, Memorial Health Systems of
East Texas. |
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| Time Savings: 10 Weeks |
| Project Highlights |
- $4.7 million construction cost
- 65,000 sq. ft. of leasable space
- 330 tons of structural steel
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Owner: Memorial Health Systems
of East Texas, Lufkin, Texas |
| Architect:Rees Associates, Dallas,
Texas |
| Engineer: SSI, Dallas, Texas |
| Contractor: J.E. Kingham Construction
Co., Nacogdoches, Texas |
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