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East Paces Medical Office Building	Atlanta, GA - 2019	258792	3

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Architect Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio Engineer Uzun + Case Owner The Loudermilk Cos. Contractor Brasfield & Gorrie Precast Concrete Producer Metromont Precast Concrete Specialty Engineer TRC Worldwide PCI-Certified Erector Precision Stone Setting Co. Key Project Attributes Architects Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio worked closely with precast concrete producer Metromont, based in Greenville, S.C., during the schematic design stage to develop a total–precast concrete system with a double-tee floor and roof system and integral, load-bearing wall panels. The office tower was erected from the interior of the parking structure footprint, working from one side to the other so that a nominal laydown area was required. Precast concrete also allowed the contractor to focus their attention on a smaller group of trades, with the added benefit of minimizing jobsite waste from drywall, sheathings, waterproofing applications, and other equipment. Project/Precast Scope Precast concrete components totaled 859 pieces, including 52 beams, 309 12 × 24-ft field-topped double tees, 31 columns, 92 stairs and landings, 321 wall panels and spandrels, and 54 flat slabs. The nine-story building includes seven floors of medical office space, 7000 square feet of retail space on the main street level, and 425 parking spaces in a seven-level deck with direct elevator access to each floor. The use of a total–precast concrete building system met the proposed construction schedule while offering economies in the building façade.

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Precision Stone Setting Co.

Key Project Attributes

Architects Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio worked closely with precast concrete producer Metromont, based in Greenville, S.C., during the schematic design stage to develop a total–precast concrete system with a double-tee floor and roof system and integral, load-bearing wall panels.
The office tower was erected from the interior of the parking structure footprint, working from one side to the other so that a nominal laydown area was required.
Precast concrete also allowed the contractor to focus their attention on a smaller group of trades, with the added benefit of minimizing jobsite waste from drywall, sheathings, waterproofing applications, and other equipment.

Project/Precast Scope

Precast concrete components totaled 859 pieces, including 52 beams, 309 12 × 24-ft field-topped double tees, 31 columns, 92 stairs and landings, 321 wall panels and spandrels, and 54 flat slabs.
The nine-story building includes seven floors of medical office space, 7000 square feet of retail space on the main street level, and 425 parking spaces in a seven-level deck with direct elevator access to each floor.
The use of a total–precast concrete building system met the proposed construction schedule while offering economies in the building façade.

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