New Quincy High School

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"Home of the Presidents"

52 Coddington Street | Quincy | Massachusetts | 02169 | 617-984-8754 | Frank Santoro, Principal

Construction Progress

November 2008

As of November 12, 2008, Building A is 75% complete, and the total project is 29% complete with an average of 100 trades people onsite each day.  Construction put in place in October was $1.5 million.

Exterior work includes: finish all metal panel installation, install remaining curtain wall and store front, finish paving and site lighting, perform the parking lot striping at the West parking lot, start connection to existing school.

Interior work includes: continue interior finishes, complete elevator installation, install lockers, install food service equipment in culinary arts kitchen, install millwork and finishes in the Large Group Instruction area, start up mechanical equipment plus test & balance, and finish case work and lab equipment in science classrooms

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1. Classroom 2.  South Entrance 3.  East Elevation 4.  Elevator
5.  North Elevation 6 .Sidewalks West End 7. South Elevation

October 2008

As of October 13, 2008, Building A is 65% complete, and the total project is 26% complete with an average of 77 trades people onsite each day.  Construction put in place in September was $3,450,000.

Exterior work includes: substantially complete masonry restoration on existing building; complete all masonry façades; continue metal panel and window installation; North and West side site work includes walkways, curbs and signage; start up rooftop; install site lighting; and install store-front curtain wall.

Interior work includes: wrapping up locker room in existing building; continue interior finishes including paint, tiling, masonry, millwork, ceiling tiles, lighting & plumbing fixtures, countertops, and furniture casework such as cabinets and bookcases; install lab equipment, lockers, doors and hardware; continue elevator installation; also significant deliveries include lockers and food service equipment.

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1. South Elevation 2. West Elevation 3.  Casework in Classrooms 4.  Masonry Restoration
5.  Interior Corridor 6. North Entrance 7. North Elevation 8. Plumbing Shop

September 2008

Exterior work includes: Continue masonry restoration on existing building, Complete all masonry façades, Continue metal panel and window installation, North and West side site work includes: landscape plantings and seeding, walkways, and complete utility tie-ins, Begin greenhouse, Significant deliveries include major rooftop equipment

Interior work includes: Continue locker room in existing building, currently 90% complete, Continue interior finishes including paint, tiling, masonry, millwork, ceiling tiles, lighting fixtures, countertops, and furniture casework such as cabinets and bookcases, Install lab equipment and lockers, Continue elevator installation, Significant deliveries include lockers

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1. Classroom 2.  Interior Stairwell 3.  North Elevation Drum 4.  North Elevation
5.  Roof 6 .South Facade 7. West Facade from Garage 8. West Facade

                     

August 2008:  Exterior work includes completing all masonry façades, continuing the window installation and the masonry restoration on existing building.  The team will begin North side site work and significant deliveries include switchgear and the major rooftop equipment.  Exterior activities include completing the locker room in existing building, continue installing internal wall partitions and work on interior stairways.  The team will also begin installing the elevator and interior finishes such as paint, tiling, and furniture casework such as cabinets and bookcases. 

July 2008: Plans called for finishing the exterior brick façade on the East and South sides of the science and technology building and beginning installing metal panels on exterior walls. On the inside of the building window installation has begun, internal wall partitions are being installed, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing work was finalized. Additionally, outside site work began on the West side.  As of July 24, 2008, approximately 17% of the whole project is complete, with an average of 65 trades people onsite each day. Construction is in full swing, with nearly $2 million worth of construction put in place in June.

July 2008: Science and technology wing accomplishments for July include completing the roof, achieving weather-tight status, finishing the exterior brick façade on the North side, completing sections of interior mechanical/electrical/plumbing work. In the existing high school, crews have been busy finishing locker room renovations and masonry restoration.

June 2008: The construction team has created a “mock-up” of the exterior wall. Mock-ups are examples of constructed materials which are approved by the Architect and owner to ensure quality and design intent. These mock-ups depict how the stone, brick, motor and window casings are constructed. Project team members work together prior to construction to make sure the mock-up illustrates how the final work should be completed by trade contractors in the field.Inside the building, MEP installation is advancing, including fire protection, plumbing and electrical overhead installation. This work began on the 2nd floor and will work upward through the 3rd and 4th floors through the end of June, then moving to the 1st floor.