These are the steel beams for PRI. The heaviest ones weigh 426 lbs per foot. These are the heaviest steel beams involved in the whole hospital project. Part of the reason our building requires heavier beams is because of its location on the southwest side of the entire structure. Our building will have to withstand more wind than the rest of the hospital.
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This shows the crane moving our steel. The steel for our building is so heavy that it approaches the limit of the crane.
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These are the first 9 columns of steel for our building.
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Who wants to apply for this guy's job? |
This is the elevator shaft going up as high as L3 (that is construction code for the 3rd floor of our building). |
This is a view of PRI from the new hospital. The top of the structure that you see here is the floor of L1 (the first floor of PRI). |
This is a view of the new hospital from the first floor of PRI.
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