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Home My WebLink AboutARCHITECTS FIELD REPORTS - 03-00015 - BYUI - Student Housing 16 Buildings (160 units)A C H_ T E C T'S 1F �LSLi�' ISL LS P 0 17-1. T PROJECT; Student Family Housing FIELD REPORT N0:62 CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 DATE: TIME: 1 EST.PERCEINT QF COMPL IONA WORK IN PR -OGRESS: Concrete Stucco Electrical MasonryM ech. Fainting Masons Framers Electricians Stucco Crew Plumbing Framing Plumbers & tech. Rood Metal Crew Texturing hoof Met -al Laborers Roofers OBSERVATIONS: 1. Building #1 through #4: Occupied. 2. Building #5: Punch list was dons earlier today, S. Building #6: Cabinet insialla#icon continuing. Painting is also continuing. Flooring is also continut"ng. 4, Building #7: Stucco crew is tenting the front of the building. Typing and fiexturing is continuing, 5. Building #8-. Sheetrocking'is continuing. Also some meth. ductwork is being 'installed. 5. Building #-9." MEP rough -ins are continuing. Nearly ready forinsulafion. 7. Building #1 O : Masons continue to work this building. MEQ rough -ins continue. 8. Building #11: MEP sough -ins are continuing. 9. Bullding#12,- Framers are working the second floor framing. 10. Building#15: Framers ars working the second floor framing. OTHER STEMS: a. '2 ITEMS NEEDING ACTION. I . The water manifold, ductwork, pwipir�g ouerhead could be in conflict with the exec. panel at the 3 bedroom units in building #12. This was reviewed with Ibex T. and Tim C. The elec. panel can be molded to BR #2 behind the door. Tim C. indicated that he can move the paned without additional cost. The water manifold will also be moved without cost. 2. The framer reviewed the wail at the rear of the center meth. room with arch. Mayes. The hold-down will be pub near the end of the wall and the wolf will be sheathed. i ERROR WEATHER: Hiah Clouds TEMP. RANGE: 38 deo. rox.64% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: Will be veN flight'tilz=&vf!2=2= Aug. THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Painters Texturers : 1 �� M= A 7R`iiC X � T P T'S F ELDD, REPCuRrf PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 12 Feb. 2004 TIME: 11 -05 EST.PERLENT OF COMPLETION -.A WORKIN PROGRESS Concrete Electrical Masonry Plumbing Text. Stucco Painting Mech. Framing Roof Meta[ OBSERVATIONS: 1. Building #1 through #4: t FIELD REPORT N0:61 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO','0201 T rox. 64% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: Will be ve Occupied. THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Painters Masons Electricians Plumbers & Mech. Laborers I t 'tal Aua. Texturers Framers Stucco Crew Roof Metal Crew Roofers 2. Building #5: Accessories installation and cleanup is_cantinuing_ Punchlist will be done on 18 Feb. after mtg 3. Building #6,., Wood trim is being installed. Painting is being done. Flool-ing is Being completed, 4. Building #7,-; Stucco crew preparing to work the west end of the building. Tapers are working the center units_ 5. Building #8.- The insulation is vastly complete at the center units. SEP rough -ins siil cv►�tinuing in the end units. Some sheetrock is stocked. The front columns are in place and two out of three canopies are framed. 6. Building #9.- The -two end canopies are in place. The Center columns have not been installed, Cleanup inside the building is being doge. SEP rough -ins ars continuing. 7� Building #10.- Masons ars working the front center of the bldg, in tent. The end canopies are framed. MEP rough -ins are continuing. 8. Building #11 Roofers are shingling. Masons are removing the tent from the front center of the bldg. Plumbing rough -ins are in progress_ 9. Building #12: Framers are sanding wails on the second level. The front concrete columns are in place. 10. Building #15.- Framers are working the 2nd floor plate. OCHER ITEMS: a. !TENS NEEDING ACTION: 1. The sill flashings at the sides of the townhouse mech, roam doors needs to be #riimmed_ This probably occurs at all of the townhouse mechanical rams. 2. The mech. roam drain situation was reviewed by Randy Hayes, Robert Clements, Rex Thomas and Randy Gonzales. The mech. contractor will submit two cash proposals. One to revise the drain pansin buildings 8 - 1 6, and one to go back through 1 - 7 and chane the drain pans and condensate lin-es at the upper floor enter mesh rooms. (14 meth. rooms} The freezing of the condensate lines and drains is a separate issue. REPORT BY: dandy K. Hayes, Al � ARCHP,TECT'S F�ELV REPORT PROJECTo Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: a Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD REPORT MOU 61 Page 2 a ARCHITErf--'�)' PC-% DQ jrr'-1k v "vJECT N01:0201 0 Q' 3k, Lz 40 r'z AC Looking Southeast at Front of Bldg. 7 4 LooKjpj East alo 0 _ MMMMW the Fronts of 5 & 6 4-1 aG3CH�TEC S F�C�L�D REPORT PROJECT: Student Family blousing ON MwF__ CON IMPnA CITOP;C0 gateman -Hall, enc. M FIELD PEPORT NO':62 Page2 IT 9 (a ARCHI TECU F- oil NO - 0201 Looking Southeast at Front of Bldg. 7 REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, AIA A`ACH�TECT'S F ELDD REPOFT PROjECT:- Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 28 Ao[.2003 TIME: p:40 nm WE, .......... EST.,PERCENT OF COMPLETION.' Approx. 6% WORK IN PROGRESS11 : Earthwork Site Utilities Rock Drilling FIELD REPORT Naos ARCHITECT'S PROJECT N0:020rl TH R: vCk:) dv/gr 7 av TMP. RAN E• Low CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: Good THOSE PRESENT ATmmS"ITER Earthwork Contractor Supt. Clements Arch. Paul Jensen Arch. Randy Hayes 1 . Concrete crew and electrician was rained out earlier today. 2. Footings for Buildings #1 - #4 are in place. A porlion of the foundation at bldg #1 is in place. Earthwork contractor is preparing the pad for Bldg. #5. 3. Dn'lling for the rock removal at the SW corner of the site is continuing. jp OTHER ITEMSU a- The Architects met with the Superintendent on the site to review the structural hold-downs_, straps, etc, so that the framing wilf go smoother. The architects have a couple of issues to reso lve and document. ITEMIS NEEDING A.CT[10N.r- 1. the framing contractor has several questions concerning hold-downs and tips. The Architect Will try to sed a meeting with the contractor, the owner's rep. and the framer to go over all of the structural informationO off I,, ri .. g TIP -. _ _ . _ � � -fib t _: - -. t 4 - ,�➢ a.. ice- < _ 6 „ , . ! 4 s `,!EfY d%" ° _ - i• Wit.:r. ...Fv- _ .i .�`_ w tt�;T v Zrq fi -q..• _ _ F v - . vim'' - x-"•� _- 2; 3 ie Ir - _ p•- ' ,yC ._ z .. .� y - - • -rte 1 _ - v':�9 41 rte— � � ; ., ✓,j -'`'t �. � .. � - r, m .e L•:•Y.-' . _ _fir _ _ - y y; 1 .jibe._.- . d es a _ - �a s- r, - s b k1 - East from the West End of Buji'din A, RCH T F�ELD REPO RT PROJECT.z Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR; Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 23Aor.2003 T1ME,1Q-3Q,1 EST. -PERCENT OF COMPLETI—ON'. A Earthwork site Utilities Concrete Ftg. Rock Drilling & Reinf. Steel FIELD ARCHiTECT'S `13 OvercaSt/Threatenina R1111111011111in TEMP RAN Mid 40' rox. 6% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: Good THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: 0 See Sign-up sheaf for Const, 5to. OBSERVATIONSO 1. Earthwork and rack removal is continuing. The site utilities are also continuing. 2. Footings for Bldg. #i are in place and wall firms are being sed. Footings for Bldg. #2 ars in place and nearly ready to set wall foams. Footings for Bldg. #3 are in progress. The " pad" for Bldg. #4 is being worked and readied for footing foams. 3. DdIfing for the rock removal at the SW comer of the site is proceedIL ing. OTHER ITEMS: a. Construction Progress Meeting was held at the site today. ffEMS NEEWNG ACTION: � . The framing contractor has several questions concerning hold-downs and tips. The Architect will dry to set a meeting with the contractor, the owner's rep.. and the framer to go over all of the structural information. T E T R-L_-1=P(('RT �r PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD REPORT N007: ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: ozoi DATE: 15 Apr. 2003 TIME: 4:00 pm WEATHER' Lia ht rain/sleet TEMP RANGE.- IN 30-35 EST.PERCENT OF COMPLETION: Approx. 6% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDUL_E__:Good WORK 1N PROGRESS: THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Earthwork Robert Clements Site Utilities OBSERVATIONS: 1 . Earthwork and site utilities continuing. H-K,Contractors 2. The site utilities for the first 6 buildings are nearly complete, backfill continues. 3. Utility work is also continuing towards the sough. 4. Storm & Sanitary Sewer near retention pond at 71h South and future 2nd West being compacted and backfilled. 5. Rock being removed from ublity trenches in west parkinglot area OTHER ITEMS: a. Reviewed brick color combinations in comparison with samples from Architects office and collected sampling of those most likely to be accepted. Stopped off at Rocky Mountain Brisk Co. to look at other samples from Lakewood Brick- ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1. Brick color selection 2. Steps in concrete footings shall have full footing turned vertically complete with rebar , keyway in vertical portion not required. If stip vecures at perpendicular foundations, bent bar transitions shall be installed at both footing and stem wall 'Into perpendicular wa!l but no vertical footing is required. REPORT BY: R. Keeven Shropshire, AC === IA ARCH�TECT'S F�ELD REPORIT PR6JECT11,1 Student Family, Housing CONTRACTOR0M Bateman -Hall Inn T r FIELD REPORT NO'.6 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT N0:0201 09 Aor. 2003 i imt: g:R 0 am 1A/FGTHFG• . , ESTPERCENT OF COMPLETION -.A WORK IN PROGRESS: Earthwork Site Utilities -all i zmr nMrvkA r- rlian 3U rox. 6% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' Good WCzk:=== THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: See Sign-up sheet for Const. Mtg. ,08SERVATiONSa I . Earthwork and site utilities continuing. 2. The site utilities for the first 6 buildings are nearby complete. 3. Utility word is also continWIng towards the south, 4. Some placing of red concrete over conduits is faking place later this morning. 5. The 232 fid. of new storm drain Ione isinstalled. 5. It appears that the sfte work contractor is doing a great job. OTHER ITEMS: a. Construction Progress Meeting was Heid at the site today_ ITEMS NEED-ING ACTION: 1. the big issue is the rack at the southwest corner of the site. H -K feels that the removal jSr not powered in the CD's. REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, AIA UL X Ali IL •467 ' }. } • tel#{ - imp a jr - . r t I? T i .! T a � — t 01 V. r . r ` a. - l 1 r 6 *®r&,. --• ilii..• - �..�•� ', a i f ism. ME t EST. % OF CQMPLETION: 4 % CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE (+,-}: + WORK IIS PROGRESS: Utilities PRESENT AT SITE: Paul ensen OBSERVATIONS: 1 . Approximately 20 workmen an site from HSC Contractors. HKCrews Ora 2. Installation of sewer line between Manhole # 1 & ManHole # 2 was in progress. Observed course sand setting bed being used over pipe. Observed water hose being used to dampen fill materia! (sand) as it was placed over and around pipe. C3bserved steel cagy sharing system was in place in trench bottom. A 1. !None RFPnRT RY- PAmll W- _ "p It A R� fC, H T E 0 � F� ELLD FKEPQ)R)T PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman-Haii, Inc. FIELD REPORT N0:4 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 DATE: 03 Apr. 2003 TIME: 10:50 am WEATHER: Mostly Cloudv/Windv TEMP RANGE: Low 40's ESTPERCENT OF COMPLETION -.Approx. 3% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE O'N K WORK IN PROGRESS: THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Earthwork Rack Blasting Site Utilities OBSERVATIONS: i . Earthwork and rack blasting is continuing. H -K Contractors Brett McCowen Randy Hayes Charles Andersen Robert Clements 2. The underground utilities are nearly complete to the area of building #5 from the east down. Crews ars working an the fire hydrant near budding #4. Equipment is compacting and leveling and rough grading. 3. Utility work is also contin uing rear the north west corner of the site. 4. Trenching for the power and communications near the easy end of the site is continuing, OTHER ITEMS: a. At this paint, it appears that some rock beneath building #14 will have to be removed, b. Both culverts along 7th So. need to be 18 inch diameter. The contractor will take steps to make the westernmost culvert 18". The easternmost culvert was installed prematurely and is only a 15" diameter. It will have to be removed and replaced. C. Charles Andersen helped in the decision to add shit -ofd valves for the water services at the paint where the service leases tete main line in the parking dot. We will eliminate the salves that are 5 ft. outside the buildings. !TENS NEEDING ACTION: 1. The Architects have received a couple of contractor cost proposals. These will be reviewed at the next construction meeting on April 9th. 2, Bret McGowan needs to get copies of ail proposal requests, etc. that come from the Architect. T� F E L EL F -F-1) 2 F F PROJECT: Student Family Housing FIELD REPORT N0: 3a CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE' 31 March. 12003 TIMF• t'nn am P T" ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: 0201 SCHEDULE: UVCJRK IN PROGRESS: THOSE PRESENT AT SATE. Earthwork Rock Blasting Site Utilities OBSERVATIONS: Robert Clements, 5uperiniendant H -K Contractors 1. Preparing/lo-ading charges for trench blasting in the area of Buildings 7 through 11. 2. Stockpiling soil at south end of site. . 7th South blocked off to allow paving patched at utility connections. which cross at both 1 st and 2.nd West, OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING I ACTION: REPORT BY: R. Keeven Shropshire L In ARCH�TECT'S FGELD IRIEFO-RDT PROJECT. Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE - 2003 TIME: 10:1 EST.PERCENT OF COMPLETIONA WORK IN PROGRESS: Earthwork Rock Blasting Site Utilities FIELD REPORT N0:3 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 WEA-T-HER: Part v C o ud v/Wi n TEMP. RANr'-"-E- Ni h 40': rox. 2% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' OK THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Construction M fing - See Mtg. Minutes,, OBSERVATIONS: i . Earthwork and rock blasting is continuing. 2. The site utilities (mostly water and electrical) are beginning at the east end of the site and moving west. 3. Earthwork continues over the entire, site. 4. A water truck is keeping the site mist as much as possible. This needs to continue.... the rand is blowing. OTHER ITEMS: n ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1. Telephone distribution. 2. Locations of shut-off valves dor each building near the street. REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, Al cz especially when QRCHOTECT'S F�ELD REPOORT PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE -1 r TIME: 1 EST. PERCENT OF CO M PLET ION: A WORK IN PROGRESS: Earthwork Rack Blasting OBSERVATIONS: FIELD REPORT NO2.2 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO-RO201 HER: Pa _01oudvMarm TEMP. RANGE: High 60' rox. 2% Ci��NFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' OK THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Gaylen J sen-BYU-1 Unidentifi" 1 _ Earthwork and rock blasting is underway. HK equPpment & workmen ed-BYU-f Rock triflers & Blasters Doil Clements -BH Robert Clements -13H Randy Hayes -JHS 2. The 8YU-1 center pivot sp4 rinkler system has been removed from the site. OrFfER US-: Ric Page-13YU-1 Jared Sommer-13YU-1 Brett McGowen-BYU-1 Tim -Castle Elec. a- A meeting concerning the telephone distribution on the site and the possible providers of the system was heed or, the site. The unite. will need some additional conduit in order to be a possible provider for the phone system. This issue will be discussed at upcoming construction meetings. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1. The decisjors surrounding the telephone system distribution may treed to be made quickly in order to avoid holding up the earthwork. REPORT BY: R andy K. yesy Al IP J'RT PROJECT: Student family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD REPORT N0:1 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT N0: 0201 DATE: 14 Mar. 2003 TIME: i:40 pm WEATHER: w OvercasURainv TEMP RANGE.-' 60's EST.PERCENT OF COMPLETION:Approx. 0% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE OK WORK IN PROGRESS: THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: d6� None at this point. OBSERVATIONS: 1. Some of the earthwork has been started. corner of the site is started. 2. The site is partially cleared. HK equipment & 2 or 3 workmen Center pivot repair Grew The snow storage/storm water retention area at the NW 3. The BYU-I center pivot sprinkles system i's wrapped around one end of the constriction trailer. A repair crew arrived while the Architect was on the site. OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: REPORT -BY: Randy K. rrayes _AIA AP,,CH�TECT'S FIE11.ED) RIEPORT PROJECT: Student Family Housing C ON`PRACTOF�: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 30 At)r. 2003 TIME: 4:00 _pm WEATHER_: Mosti ESTRIERCENT OF COMPLETION'. -A WORK IN PROGRESS: Earthwork Site Utilities Conc. Formwork FIELD REPORT N0:10 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT N0:0201 1% Brox. 6% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' Good THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Earthwork ContraCtorr Con Grete Crew Arch, Hayes OBSERVATIONS: i . Building #I.- Wall dorms ars: being installed at the western r)ortlon of the building. 2. Building #2: The footings ars in place. 3, Bufld'ng #3: The foofings ars in place. 4. Building #4: The footings are in place. 5. Building #5., the concrete crew is forming the footing areas of the building. 6. Build'Ing #E3- The earthwork crew is prepping the " pad area" dor the building. 7. Utility work is continuing at the southern half of the site. OTHER ITEMS. a. The Supt. has some, questions concerning the slaps of the storm drains around each building, questions will be submitted as an RF1. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, AIA io These I I m1# Q 6 im M" D a 0 6 41k ftf �7- n " J11, 7i- 7— d- A.7t, ti Zl q, at c 77 W r JIZ v AIL -r 42- 6j % wL—, 0 X. �r ir zIL tr 4 -A r. JS 7T WM Af rr T' 4�_ r bt N gil ar A R C -4 � T E'Q` T " 33 F F--=:, L PQ � R E F 0 j9 T PROJECT: Student Family Housing FIELD REPORT N0:11 CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc . ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 DATE: 07 Ma 2003 TfME: 10:30 m WEATHER.- P rtl Clou /Breez TEMP. RANGE.- Lo w 5Q'S. nmwwamm�EST.P.ERCENT OF COMPLETION: Approx 9% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' Good WORK IN PROGRESS: THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Site Utilities SeeSCont. Meeting Sign-up Sheet Concrete Wall'Forming Compacting of Fill Below Slabs Lumber Stocking OBSERVATIONS: 1. Crews are forming walls at the west end of Bldg. #2. 2. Crews are backfilling and compacting the east end of Bldg. #1. Crews are also cleaning up the concrete wall surfaces at Bldg. #1. Underslab plumbing should begin in a couple of days. 3. Crews are dampproofing the easy end of Bldg. #2. 4. Site Utilities are continuing. Some rack removal is also continuing. 5. Two tractor/trailers full of dumber arrived at the site this morning. OTHER ITEMS: a The ArchiterCt, Superintendent and Earthwork Contractor met on site to review the storm drains around the buildings. The 8" pipe inlets will be set right noxi to the outside edge of the concrete mow strips. b. the Architect, Superintendent and Concrete Contractor net on site to review the crack control and the perimeter expansion at the floor slabs. The expansion material can be deleted where the floor slab is right above the footing. The rigid insulation can run all the way up the inside of the wall where the floor slab is 3or so above the footing. The to of the rigid insulation will be tapered to make sine that the wall system covers the top edge of the rigid insulation. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: REPORT BY: Randy K. H ARCH TIECT'S F ELD REPC�T PROjECT: Student'Family Housing CONTRACTOR;0 Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD REPORT N0:11 Paget ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NOP1D0201 Looking West Across the Foundation of building #1 REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, AIA AA RCH�T:—GT'S F�ELD :Fr,,�EPORT PROJECT. Student family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 14 TIME: 9:1 EST.PERCENT OF COMPLETION:A WORK IN PROGRESS: Site Utilities Concrete Wall Forming Compacting of Fill Below Slabs Below Slab Plumbing FIELD REPORT N01&.12 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO;0201 WEATHER: Clear &N Iv -Calm TEMP. RANGE' L w 60'c xox. 10% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' Good THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: 7m; Earthworkers Concrete brews Survey Crew Plumbers [,]BSERVATIQNS: 1. Building #1 : The plumbing below the floor stab is nearly complete. Crews are installing dowels for floor to foundation wail. Storm drain system is mostly in and foundation is mostly backfilled. 2. Building #2: Backfill inside of the foundation is being placed and compacted. Some of the under slab Plumbing is inplace in the center units. The storm drain system is in progress. 3. Building #3.- Foundation wars are partilally poured. Crew is seting corms for the remainder of the foundation. Dampproofing is being applied to the foundation that is in place. 4. Building #4: Footings are En place and the wall rebar is in place. The footings have not been dampproofed yet, 5. Building #5: The foofings are ire place. 6. Building #6: The building pad is prepped and the layout for the footings is in progress. 7. Earthwork and building pad preparation continues on the south end of the site. 8. A tot of storm mater has been running to the retention pond area at the NW corer of the site. OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: REPORT $Y: Randy K. Hay AG3C�H0TECT'-S F�ELD REPORT PROJECT: Student'Family Housing AA\Tl7 � ATAw FIELD REPORT N0:12 Paget Bateman -Hall, Inc. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NOR10201 Lacking West Across the Foundation of Building #1 0' r or�0' Lj T E T' a AA Ppo-) I irk A/"o FJELIL:�� F—EP(DDoRT M. I=& .90& i � i i VMUJt:L;l Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE: 5 June 2003 TIMF:1:30 to 4:30pm ESTPERCENT OF COMPLETION: A WORK IN PROGRESS: Site Utilities Concrete Footings & Foundations Wal! Framing Below Slab Plumbing Road grading OBSERVATIONS FIELD REPORT N0; 16 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: ozoi WEATH E R: Clear & Calm TEMP RANGE- Hiqh 70' s rox. 14% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE: Good THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Earthworlre'tn'rs Concrete Crews Plumbers Framers Fire sprinkler Contractor Electrical Contractor 'i . Building #1.-L Framing is continuing on Second Floor Level, Sheathing about 40%. 2. Building #2: The concrete floor is in piece, Framing is starting. 3. Earthwork etc. is continuing at the south end of the site. OTHER ITEMS: Pain Jensen met with Val Christensen @ City of Rexburg. Received approval to use existing hold dawn bolds at first 3 112 buildings. (See RSI # 22 ), Architect requests notification when buildings are completely framed, blocked and nailed -- prior to covering with building piper etc. Architect will then do an nailing inspection at each building. In answer to questions on site, Architect interpreted the documents to allow (2) 2x `s in lies of a 3x at perimeter of shear wa!l which cavy over 35.0 lbs f ft horizontal shear load. Stagger edge nailing between the 2x's and spike 2x `s together with 16d nails at 6 " oc_ ( Note: double 2x plate not required at the base of sheer walls where hold down brackets or straps move the loads vertically to the wall below). Blocking between sheathing panels may be horizontal or vertical oriented 2x6- Non Bearing & Interior Walls may be shot dawn to slabs with Power anchors inc es on center. (Anchor bolts not necessary. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: None at this time. BY -Paul W. Jensen, AIA dor JHS Architects, P.A. RCH�TECT'3 !�fl�L�D i�?EPOORT PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTORG9 Bafeman-Half, Inc. DATE: EST.PERCENT OF COM PLETION WORK IN PROGRESS: Site Utilities Concrete Footings & Wall Fuming Below Slab Plumbing Road Grading OBSERVATIONS: 1 • Building #1: 2. Building #2.- 3. Building #3,- 4. Building #4: 5. Building #5.' FIELD REPORT N0:15 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:o2oi Foundations rox. 14% CONFORMANCE WITH S CHEDULE', Good THOSE PRESENT ,4i SITE: Framing is continuing. the concrete floor is in place. Floor slab is being poured and finished. Underslab plumbling is being installed. Eaqhworkers Concrete Crews Plumbers Framers Fire Sprinkler Contractor Foundation wall farms are being put in place.. 6. Building #6.- Footings are nearly comple#e. 7. Earthwork etc. is continuing at the south end of the site. OTHER ITEMS: The city inspector was onsite at approx, 9.00 gym, ITEL49 NEEDING ACiiC?N: See Progress Mtg. Sign-up Sheet M isce[ianeous framin que ions were discussed. The grading at the rear of Building #5 will need to be adjusted a fittle. REPORT BY: Randy K. es, AI ,r t Architect will review. i ARCH TECT-7C3 F�ELDD RLEPOu97T PROJECT: Student Fart i1v HnH,-z -inrr CONTRACTOR Bateman -Half, Inc. FIELD REPORT N0:15 Paget ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO -a0201 Looking West a4 Building #1 REPORT BY-- Randy''' K. Hayes, AIA ARCHHTEC,.oT`S FOELD PROJECT: Student Family Housing FIELD REPORT NO -:14 CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. ARCHITECY'S PROJECT N0:0201 DATE: 22 M av20p,R TIME: 1-00-3:00pmWEHTHER' Koh Clouds & Warm TEMZ.,RANGF-QST PERCENT OF COMPLETION Approx. 10°a CONFnRhnannTr�inF �nu c__Hiah 70 WORK IN PROGRESS.., Site Utilities Concrete Wall Forming Wall Framing Below f lab Plumbing RoadGrading OBSERVATIONS: 1. Building #1: Vvf'ICV VLC U004 THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Earthworkers Concr - e Crews Survey Crew Plumbers Framers First level framing complete up to the plate fine.. 2. Building #2-, the concrete floor is in place. Final troweling is in progress. 3• Building #3,- Underslab plumbing is complete. Placing of the base material under the flooris in progress.. 4. Building #4-., Foundation wall forms are being removed. 5- Building #5: Footings are in place and Wali rebar is being installed. G. Building #6: Footings are in progress_. 7. Earthwork etc. is continuing at the sough end of the sitn. 8. The grading on the parking fat area at thv� the sEte is continuing, OTHER ITEMS:!f 13 a. Discussed window header details with the Supt. and the Framer. The columns nex+ to the windows were interpreted correctly by the framer. It Was suggested that one "king spud" could be eliminated where headers are only 1 314'' thick. Check with city inspector for final approval. b. Discussed stir opening framing & stair stringer details. Architect will review detail suggested by framer. C. Discussed repairs of concrete wall"suvale"_ Dry pack with non -shrink grout below plate is approved by A/E. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: I . Question on splicing of double rim joists at front of townhouse units. 2. Architect will submit a supplemental detail for repair of top of concrete wall. 3. Question an header location at wall where rim joist is doubled. Architect will submit an alternate detail. REPORT BY.---R-andy K. H AIA „CC�V��TRC u' -S, F�ELDD REPORT P ROJECTE.0 Student Family Hou sing CONTRACTOR: Bateman-Ha�E, DATE: 9 1 Mav Anna TinnF• o -n n .. ESTPERCENT OF COMPLETION. -T WORK IN PROGRESS: Site Utilities Concrete Wall Forming Wall Framing Below Slab Plumbing Road Grading OBSERVATIONS: 1. Building #1'-. FIELD REPORT'-NO:13 Inc. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT 140:02oi I Vnrlorry 1 4% 1 bi 11:: EaIrt'hworkers Concrete Crews Survey Crew Plumbers Framers Framers are starting to frame the walls on the west end. 2. Building #2-, Underslab plumbing is nearly roughed -in. Preparations for placing the concrete floor slab are being done_ 3. Building #3: Underslab plumbing is being dons_ 4. Building #4: Foundation wall forms are being played and prepared. 5. Building #5.- Footings ars in place and wall rebar i5 being installed. 6. Building #6: Footings are in progress. 7. Earthwork etc. is continuing at the south end of the site. 8. The grading on the parking lotare orth end a# the site is continuing. OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: REPORT BY,- Randy K'Hayes, AIA' 1.11' - E C T',3� F�ELDD j574EPO�RIT ..-I N PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTORam Bateman-Halj, Inc. DATE: 25.lur,P Anna rinnF ,,, .n __ ,.,t- EST.PERCENT'OF COMPLETION.'A WORK IN PROGRESS: Building Framing Conc.Foundations Plumbing Earthwork FIELD REPORT N0:21 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: 0201 THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: OBSERVATIONS;� � - 1. Building #1 - Framing on the 3rd bevel is eginning. 2. building #2 - The framing of the end level is continuing. 3. Building #3"' -1s reader to sari framing:--�_ --- --,----«__ _ - 4. building #4 - Is read} for framing.. Framers Plumbers 5. Building #5 - The northeast corner of the foundation is being rebuilt per rebar dor the walfs is be'f ng instal led. Earthwork Contractor Co ree Crew CO #3. The footing is in and the 6. Building #6 - Underground Plumbing and backfill inside of the foundation is proceeding. 7. Building #i - The foundation €rnsuiation is being installed. 8. Building #8 - Wafi forms are being sed. 9. Building #9 -footings are in place. Rebar is being instafled and tied. Prep for wall forms is being lone. 10. The building pads for Bldgs. 70 through 16 appear to be nearly ready for footings. The cabinet builder was on site and the casework was reviewed,the Architect will follow -gip with Rig Page on those questions. A coupe of questions were asked and 12. The electrical contractor also raised a couple of questions that the Architect wil OTHER ITEMS: pose to the spec. en9- a. The Architect, Superintendent and Framer mit and discussed some of the framing questions that are on current RFPs, ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1. Follow-up on exec. questions. Panel M, discontinued dight fixture and outlet for water heater w Vent 2. Follow-upon casework quec.3tions with Ric Page. 3. Follow-up an what backing is needed for the sower curtain rads and shelving at the small closet at the townhouse. upper floor hall. The cabinet maker suggested making the shelving in same of the closets out of a melamine panel material rather than painted. This will be pursued. REP ORT BY.- Randy K. Taye' IA 'HOJECT: Stud �ONTRACTOA Am rN:31ma nol 0 .._ - - .... •r4 w .. -_ _, iF—ir�i�YF^zaay.r.l�r � ."�:. ...�: .. - i., y �� °fir-'S'.a - �^T _ _%• ."T -.• _ �r.'- L.. .,.:-ice'%� J `-•. .- �,- _,¢r. + .. ..aa. - �!� �_... a. ; -�• _.. �.. ��.:__... ..- _ --.. .' _r �.• a.. -- .sp ._ - -S. _ a. - _ x*«- - ryf•a'`�_V'_ S�;4y. a• _ r I �s L.n �-.:., '_ .. .- � .. ..� .�. ° - . ,. - -.. � .. - •�- •ice. �`� ♦Vq a r , e a 'r <.-' . x - Af � y �47,low i r _ .'; i ° e -' - _ - _ • - '. a %- , T z; FJ 0 C�J a IE C T L D R IE P 0 R T PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTORn' Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE r "". N ...i EST.PERCENT OF COMPLETJO'N�+'A WORK IN PROGRESS. Framing Plumbing Concrete Found), Mechanical Roofing Storm Drainage Elec. Backfilling Dwalfing Masonry FIELD REPORT N0:34 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NOmO201: r.r)i\iP:nQNAAN1n= 1A/1rL3 THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: dee Const. Mpg. Minutes Close to Schedule OBSERVATIONS. Bldg. #1: Masons are nearby done with the brick veneer, Tapirs are starting to work in the center units_ Niasons are working the west end of the building now. Apartment 1-A died not get vapor barrier at the upper floor ceiling before the sheet rock was installed. . Bl.dg.#2,. Masons are working the veneer at the townhouse 9 gyp. bd. here.,e units at both ends v# this building. This bldg. isinsulated yet, Waiting #or elec. inspector. �r�wCrews'. are stackin not Bldg. #3: Earthworkers are working the bass for she sidewalks and en#raneis building. Much. & plumbing rough -ins are in progress, A workeris installing anchor bolts at the sheer wars. Bldg. #4'. Plumbers are just beginning the rough -ins. The base below the sidewalk is being prepped. Bldg. -#5. Framers are working the top floor. Bldg - #6 : Framers have stared at the bottom floor. Bldg. #7: Ready for framers. Bldg.. #8,- Ready for framers. Bldg. #9: Ready for framers. Bldg. #10'. Ready for framers. Bldg. #11: Ready for framers. Canc. crew is working on a couple of columns at the front of the bldg. Frani retaining wall nearly ready to r�otir Thirohnr Ec t.,�, nr�c� +^ +�,3�Ird� _ �.�w �� a �Couple of places. This seeds to be corrected before the our is one. �.�� G m it i race i._ y. it ie- r"..auy for � rramerS. Bldg. #13; Reidy for framers. Bldg. #14.- Nearly ready for underslab plumbir�g. Bldg. #154 Underslab plumbing nearly installed.. Bldg. #16. Ready for underslab plumbing. No repair at the west end yep. The elec, vault at the past end of the site is being formed. The foo ings are in place. The parking lot base at the west side of the site l"s being prepared. The storm drains and backfilling is being done at the area near #15 & #16 - Surveyors are laying out the sidewalk and fence at the north side of the site. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: a- Make stare that the vapor barrier gets installed at the upper floor ceiiings. b- One of the catch basins at the west side of the site needs to be lowered by about 411- 6". C' The cultured marble vanity tops are 22" deep. They will conflict with the door casing/moulding. The bathroom doors need to be framed as close to the opposite wall as possible. OTHER. ITEMS: � . If a fort -gut is needed at one end of the tub surrounds._.. it should be at the "wetwall " where the water supply as. REPORT BY: Randy K. Hay . rr #i /S..'..J. - s—•- s------ y. it ie- r"..auy for � rramerS. Bldg. #13; Reidy for framers. Bldg. #14.- Nearly ready for underslab plumbir�g. Bldg. #154 Underslab plumbing nearly installed.. Bldg. #16. Ready for underslab plumbing. No repair at the west end yep. The elec, vault at the past end of the site is being formed. The foo ings are in place. The parking lot base at the west side of the site l"s being prepared. The storm drains and backfilling is being done at the area near #15 & #16 - Surveyors are laying out the sidewalk and fence at the north side of the site. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: a- Make stare that the vapor barrier gets installed at the upper floor ceiiings. b- One of the catch basins at the west side of the site needs to be lowered by about 411- 6". C' The cultured marble vanity tops are 22" deep. They will conflict with the door casing/moulding. The bathroom doors need to be framed as close to the opposite wall as possible. OTHER. ITEMS: � . If a fort -gut is needed at one end of the tub surrounds._.. it should be at the "wetwall " where the water supply as. REPORT BY: Randy K. Hay AN RP H � T E C T'S F ELD REPORT It Family Housing Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD R[EPOR"T NOv34 Page2 A M^ Mtff,HITECT'S PROJECT No"0201. a 121F I Fa. rn PC Looking South from the Roof of Bldg.e. #3 With #6 in Foreground REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, -a ARCH�TECT'S F ELD REPOoR � PROJECTFamily Housing CONTRACTOR, Bateman -Hall, Inc. DATE_ 20-Auc- 200 TIME per the drawings. c�i ff� I ffl�% & a - . L.-I'l I OF UUIVIrL WORK IN PROGR€$3: Rough Grading Mech. & Elec. Rough -ins Concrete Work Insulation tit Buildings Masonry Veneer FIELD REPORT NO:3i ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:o2oi % CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE- OK THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Construction Meeting -See Mtg. Minutes. OBSERVATIONS*:-' 1. Crews are working the rough rad- �h�Bldg� fl.%Wr r ing at th en- o 1 e. Some areplacing the topsoil at the front of 2. The west end -of the foundation at Bldg. #1 4 was reviewe112" items.11ohs-for conditic�n. ce.OW. See Needing Action below fc�rinstruct��ithe correction of this #1 Batt ihsu1aMon bihstalled. Genera! c beingperfOrMed., Gyp.bdo sfari on Tuesday The masons are working the rear of the building; Roof is shinled no ridgy vent yet, #2 Roof is nearly shingled. Batt insulation being installed. MechfP[mbglElec rough -ins finishing up. #3 Rough -ins for MEP are confinuing. Roof materials are stacked on the roof. #4 Framing is continuing. The center top floor is not framed yet. The end touvnhouse units are framed and the roof Sheathing is jthere. #5 Crews are framing the bottom floor. #5, #71 #85 #9; #1 0, #1 1 & #1 2 8ready for framirrg- #1 3 Last section of floor slab was placed this morning. This building 'is nearly ready for framing;. F #1 4 Ba ckfilling at the interior of the building;s proceeding, West end of foundation will need to be revised. See Action items below. #15 Crews are forming the foundation walls. #1 6 Crews are working the faotings formwork. OTHER ITEMS: a. Question on th.0 lirnits Of the ice 4 & Water shield at the entrance oancr)v rnnfA Niiz,5ei _q " emi; fr�,� ,�.��.:.,::� Framing at the rear elecicomm closets is not per the drawings. The masons V I L. VV Abbrc-ne I AM" 1!'i !'1!Y hei I/ i will adjust j and have some ij mot-ezz) ttytimtit ine aoor JdC114S. c. lnsula#ers were reminded to provide ba#ts at the joist spaces against theexteriorIf walls. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1. At Building #14...Vllhere foundation wall was poured1/2" too short..... Contractor Opfiio.ns a. CLIt the wall dawn 18 concrete, rebar & everything. Drill & epoxy dowels 1 5"" info neW tip of wall.Repoure- too 18" 0- f the gall With -a new ho�iz. bar and new w- a-hoho- t bobs, hoid-d O-wn b 0 -Its- a 3 etc. b Cut the wall at both faces 1" to 1 1 /2'3 deep 1 8" helaw fop. "Hammer" off the top 1 S'` of t h e wall-_ retaining the exist. rebar. Rep -our the top i 8" of the wall with--old-down bolts, etc. new anc,--,or 2. The handrails at the upper floors of the lownhouses 'in Bldg. #1 & #2 need to be better braced. The Architect's try at a brace did not resolve the problem. Supt. Clements will try to run a stud down thrQu�halong side of the LVLor the stair Wer and screw it to the sidel REPORT BY: Randy K. Hay*_,AIA V QRCHOTECTa�S GJELD REpOI�T = a PROJECT: Studen CONTRACTOR. t Family Housing Bateman-Hall,Inc. 4r 14r, r1crum 1 tSY: Handy K. Hayes FIELD REPORT" N0:31 Paget ARCFiiTE�i'S PROJECT N00.0201 The Northeast corner of Buildingi F - I U ARC M pTECTs F E—: L DD RF E V F OLO) R T PROD :Student Family Ho usin CONTRAC R; Bateman -Hall', Inc. FIELD REPORT NO -,Zs ARCHITECT'!S PROJECT NO:0201 �Evvu:�;am •e. [ .._ EST. PERCENT OF COM PLE T 11frn Vl7RC3z): Framing Concrete Found. Mechanical Roofing Plumbing Elec. Backfilling "•' '�� i tMN HANGE: Hi...h 70' ro... 29% CONFORMANCE WITH SCHEDULE' Very Close to Schedule THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: See Const. Mtg. Minutes OBSERVATION S-*'*': Bldg. #1.- StI. columns are set... not grouted yet. Roofing has not been replaced yep. Ceiling framing has been started. Window screens are on the windows... could get damaged. Tub enclosures in the units need to be protected1oo. Mech.. & eiee. rough -ins are nearly complete. Later, roofers are on Bldg. 1. Bldg. #2.- Front columns are sit... not grained yet. Mech1plumbing & elec. raug-ins are continuing. Bldg. #3: Roof framing continuing. Bldg. #4*- Bldg. is framed to the 2nd floor. Bldg. #5: Framers ars beginning the layout. Grade -is dug out for column bases. Bldg. #6 : Ready fo r framers. Grade is dug out dor front column bases. Bldg., #7.- Ready for framers, Two of the four dad columns have been replaced. Ready for f ram ers, Ready for framers. Bldg. # 10 - Floor slab neariy ready for f ram ers. Bldg, #11,I Underslab Plumbing is proceeding. Bldg. #12: Underslab plumbing is proceeding. Bldg. #13 -. Crews working concrete foundation wads. Bldg. #1 4, #155 #16.- Nearby ready to proceed with concrete foo ings. ETHER ITEMS; rt • Masons are bringing the mortar batch plant onto the site with the mortar mix. 2. Framers are preconstructing the small roof framing sections behind the construction trailer. 3. There are a lot of workmen on the site today. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: See Page 2. REPORT BY: Randy'K. Ha , AIA VE LL -rD-) R E -P� 0 RcD 7 PROJECT,: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman -Half, Inc. FIELD REPORT N0:29 Paget ARCHITECT'S PROJE%^,,T NO:ozo7 ... --- .__ _3-_,-e.��,�._ .. --•• �. A�--�-r_,_: w �: -- �,..�..__.��.-_�~"�� ..�.�-�� _� - �f-�.=:ice:-�-=-� - -� a - •_ � .. ®a. ".,�.>.=:-" -®�='=:.—� •'=_'—".` -_a_. __:- �-. e--.sdi-�- i .+'•FTS -i. i� _ — _ _ -_. •�_•-. - — . ,_ ._. -®a', _�___. —e _— .._—n ...-_< '__. �., _._�.�e•. mom= _ _' _ —�_'— �.� _ 2 � .. _�- - — -. _� �-•-moi.:. — _ � - � �— � � _ .. _-:; - - . _ .a+ra.� Wiz. aur • i- '- ESE ifL� � _a.rs4 `�� ar• r — , - �__—�_ _� _ v_.n.�a rZ' _'-_• __ �- <. _� P yam• +- `_-'_ __—r'.. __`_. _ �e - _ _` L� _ - v _ �. _._ �.. <. _--� '®. _—s _-.��: —®,,. _.._�—�:,.� __- - _=_�9 __._ -"___-..maw-_'-a�_t—:.: ••— _ — Front of Building #1 OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION. i 1. Val Christensen was at the Const. Mtg. After the meeting, he met with R-. Hayes cancerning the followin ; a. The fop landing of the center stairs reeds to be more open. Discussed with vol at length. g b. Ductwork meds to be min. 25 gauge metal. C. Penetrations through wails of center furnace room need to be protected. Inturnescent bands. d. Aluminum dryer vents through party walls will need to be protected. Arch. vv+ifesearch Assembly #. e. Bearing walls reed to be bolted down to thickened slab. f. Fireblocking at ceiling line unless gyp. bd. gaes up and aver the duc#work etc. g. Add.a block at the bearing point of the stair header beam..... Unit 1-,q. if was decided later that 6 "hurtle" vents would be'ad-ded to the back roof of each b0ding and some louvers mould be added at the soffit over the ma -in stair. Val Christensen agreed that this would be acceptable dor item a. above. REPORT BY: Randy K. Hayes, AIA JENSEN HAYES SI3ROPSHIRE , ARCHITECTS, P.A. PO'CATELLO.,IDAHO PROJECT: Student Family Housing FIELD REPORT NO: * 20C0NTRACTDR: Bateman -Hall, Inc. ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO: 0201 DATE: 20 June 2003 TIME: 17:00 AM WEATHER. -Clear& Wind TEMP. RANGE Mid 70'q EST.PER-CENT OF COMPLETION: Approx. 19 WORK IN PROGRESS: Below Slab Plumbing, Only Above Grade Plumbing, Only OBSERVATIUNS� 3. 4. [sl 7 0 Am CONFORMANCE WITH SCHFDULF--,ODen Oueatinn THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: Plumbers Building #1: Framing is continuing on Second Flour Level. B1,ji.1ding #2-. Framing is 1 -- Ing CoMrP letion-Aon! lower f oo r -- 2nd Building #3: Building #4' Building #5: Building Pad is ready for framiing. Building Pad is ready for f ramiing. Underslab plumbing being completed. Building #6: Building backfill inside foundation partially complete. Building #7: Foundation forms are setting around perimeter. Building #8: Footings ars in place. Building #94 : Footing forms are partially completed. ITEMS: RF! # 31 dicussed with Brett and will be issued separately. Alternative Blocking Detail for 1 l A 4.1 was discussed with Brett and will be issued separately as an ASI. This AS! is Contractor Option. ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: None at this time. REPORT BY:Paul W. Jensen, AIA for JHS Architects, P.A. ARCH�"TECT'S UF ELD REPORT PROJECT: Student Family Hous ing CONTRACTOR: Bat an -H c. DATE: m*- 1 2 A *--- EST.PERCENT OF r.nmpj Frinnr e WORK IN PROGRESS: Building Framing Phone/TV Conc. Foundations Plumbing & Mech- Earthwork Electrical OBSERVATIONS.a 1. Building #1 FIELD REPORT N0:24 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 THOSE PRESENT AT SITE: See Const. Mt Minutes kff Framing is nearly complete. Mech, elegy, plumbing rough -'ins are continuing - 2. Building #2 - The framing is being dine on the end floor. BUflid.ing #3 -Frarfflng is +egrnning on th6 first floor. 4- Building #4 - Is ready for framing. Elec. rough -gin is beginning. 5. Building #5 - The fast of the flay slabs is being finished. U4lill be ready for framing in a couple of days. 6. Building #6 -}door slabs are complete. Building is ready for framing - 7. Building #7 - The undersfab plumbing is being installed and frond column footings are being farmed. 8. Building #S - Underslab plumbing is being installed. 9. Building #9 - Foundation walls are continuing. 10. Building #10 - the footings are in place. i � . building #11 - The footings, are being formed. 12. Pad preparation on buildings 12 - 16 is being finished. OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: 1, Elec. owlets 3n a few locations will have to be "trenched" into the conc. foundation wail. only one so far. 2_ There is a conflict with a floor joist at two levels of the 2 BR units. The framer will explore shiftingthe joists to eliminate the problem. if a simple shift will not work..... then a half joist at each affected unit r ay be added. 3. There are some questions concern ing the miry sidewalks, retaining wolfs, steps, etc. Building #1 entry work will be starting shortly and then the questions can be resolved as They arise. REPORT BY: Ranqy-f<. Haye, , AIA 3 La Ar JB N HAYS DQ E ARCHITECT �up OL �06 in 46 It M-FVA--03 y Qop F r -- B %L IL # em tftlp qr t I'i I l A i 19 A w r� �up OL �06 in 46 It M-FVA--03 y Qop F r -- B %L IL # em tftlp qr t I'i I l A i 19 A w s I �up OL �06 in 46 It M-FVA--03 y Qop F r -- B %L IL # em tftlp qr t I'i I l A i 19 A w PROJECT: Student Family Housing CONTRACTOR: Bateman-HallInc. DATE: TIME: 2; EST. PERCENT OF COMPLETION: A WORK IN PROGRESS: Building Framing T 112--:! Mm FIELD REPORT N0:17 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:0201 IM03i rox. 16% CONFORMANCEWl' TH SCHEDULE: Good THOSE PRESENT'AT SITE: Framers & Arch. Hayes OBSERVATIONS: 1. Building. #1 - Lower floor is famed and sheathed. Electrical rough -in is in progress. 2. Building #2 - Framing of lower floor is beginning. 3. Building #3 - Is ready to start framing.. --- a ■ 4. Building #4 -Townhouse slabs are in place. No floor slab at the center units yet. 5- Building #5 - Foundation walls at the townhouses are in place. Foundations at the cuter units is in progress. 6. Building #s - Footings are in place, 7 Building #7 - Footings are, partially complete. OTHER ITEMS: ITEMS NEEDING ACTION: The framer asked the following questions of the Architect. a. Column detail 11A3.2- doesn't show the beam back to the wall. Top of 11A3.2 will look more like,2/AO.4. b. How to hang the LVL beam back to the uilding. Hanger or what? C. Where do sections 1/A3,3 and 21A3.3 appy? These sections are to show the non -exterior shear wall cases...... and, in the case of 1IA3.3, to show how the shear connection gets made up through the structure when the shear wall may not necessarily fall an a floor joist. Also shows shear ply getting attached at the roof. 1 1A3.3 does not need to go to the roof. 2IA3.3 will still go to the roof behind the mech_ closet at the end of the stair. d. The architect and the framer discussed the reed to have the sheathing naming inspected prior to the air infiltration REPORT BY.- Randy K. Hayes, Al t j qwC��°TE,CTBS GCELDD wEPz"oiRT PROJECTo Studen CONTRACT01�� I t Family Housing Bateman -Hall, Inc. FIELD REPORT NOo17 Paget ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NO:o2o1 Looking Northeast at Budding #1 INMOCK n r .1--;n "t + rw%^ """'�' g REPORT BY., Randy K. Hayes, AIA V1 OulluiniFO