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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- A local architect, construction company and manufacturer are using a unique and increasingly popular construction method--modular building--to construct the majority of a downtown Winston-Salem apartment complex in just 13 days.
Modular building consists of using appliance-ready apartment units that are manufactured in a climate-controlled factory and transported onto construction sites. The units are stacked, using a large crane, on top of one another. Because of the controlled environment in which they are built, proponents of modular building have said the method yields better-quality products that aregreener, more cost-effective and more time sensitive.
Mickey Pack, the job superintendent for Frank L. Blum, the construction company for the Winston-Salem site, explained crews started stacking units last Wednesday. Every morning starting at 8:30, weather permitting, crews stack one row of four units onto the existing building frame. The top unit already has a roof installed. After unit placement, a task Pack said will be completed within the next week, crews will work for another four months to add final touches to the site.
When the building is complete, it will have 65 one-bedroom apartments, each approximately 630 square feet. These apartments will be called the Hilltop House South in Winston-Salem, located at the corner of Brookstown Avenue and Factory Row.
Kevin Masten, the project manager for Blum Construction, explained these modular units are fully inspected, in compliance with state inspection codes for such buildings. Inspectors visit both the manufacturing site, Champion Commercial in Salisbury, and then do additional inspections at the building site in Winston-Salem.
The architect behind the project is CJMW Architecture. CJMW principal Tom Calloway explained he believes modular building is a significant component in the future of construction--both in Winston-Salem and Triad-wide. He said the key characteristics of the method are time reduction and superior quality. Calloway did acknowledge some concerns people generally have about modular building. He said a common misperception is that pre-assembled units are cheaply-made. But, both he and Pack affirmed the units are made with quality materials, including walls that reduce sound disturbance.
Mike Ryan, the general manager for Hilltop House South, said the quick construction and quality assurance of the complex is appealing to future tenants. He said the units are not yet available for rent, but he expects them to cost approximately $800 per month.
According to the Modular Building Institute, all modular buildings have to abide by the same building codes and standards as site-built structures.
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Akron council members not only approved a controversial new apartment building for veterans, the homeless and the disabled in North Hill on Monday they voted to make it larger than originally proposed.
Joel Testa, the developer, initially asked for 40 units, but bumped his request up to 60, based on the need in the community. He said Continuum of Care, which surveys the homeless in the area, estimates 388 additional beds are needed to service the homeless. He argued against putting off the project, as one councilman suggested, because of the need.
People are going to die, he told councils Planning Committee Monday afternoon, referring to the homeless who could perish in the cold because of a lack of housing.
Council members were persuaded by Testas argument, voting 11-1 to move forward with the plans for the second phase of the Commons at Madaline Park, which will be built on Brownstone Avenue, south of Longshore Avenue.
Council member Russel Neal Jr., however, voted against the proposal, saying he thought the city should see how the first phase of the project goes over before signing off on an expansion. The first 60-unit Commons at Madaline Park is currently under construction and is expected to open in March.
I have no problem with the project, he said. I have a problem with us rushing without knowing how this will impact the neighborhood and those who live there. They want to do the second phase before they finish the first.
Council member Linda Omobien, who works for Community Support Services, which will be the co-owner of the apartment buildings, abstained from the votes.
Council member Jim Hurley, who represents Ward 2 that includes the development, backed the project after expressing concerns when it was initially proposed earlier this year.
A facility for the vets I have a hard time saying no to that, he said. In my heart, I think its a good idea.
Councilman Jeff Fusco, who chairs the Planning Committee, reminded council members that they needed to vote based on the best use for the land and not based on who will be living there.
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Despite heavy opposition from the Glendale Historical Society, a 142-unit building in the San Fernando Road Corridor, known as the Link, was given final approval by the City Council this week.
The nonprofit dedicated to preservation opposed the roughly $25-million project on a roughly 1-acre site at the corner of Central Avenue and San Fernando Road because it would require the demolition of a commercial building built in 1930 that the historical society considers a historic landmark.
Historical society representatives said they did not oppose development altogether, but asked that the developer, George Garikian owner of Kareco Inc. to rehabilitate and incorporate the 1930 structure into the design.
This is a link to our past, said nearby resident Marty Bracciotti. Theres no reason [the developer] cant incorporate this in and mix modern and new.
Doing that, though, would be economically infeasible, according to a city report. Garikian described the building as old, out-of-context and unsafe.
We are not the sleepy community we used to be and we will never be that again, he said, adding that his project signifies the progress Glendale has made.
About 20 opponents spoke during more than an hour of public comment and described the building as a historical landmark and pleaded with the Council to block the proposed design.
The Link is just one of many apartment buildings coming to Glendale. As a development boom has taken hold in the city, roughly 3,800 units are either recently completed, under construction, entitled or in the entitlement process.
Both the developer and the historical society hired consultants to determine if the building at 3901 San Fernando Road should be considered a historic landmark, with each side coming up with a different answer and then describing their opponents defense as flawed and erroneous.
The historical societys consultant, Christine Lazzaretto of Historic Resources Group, claimed the building deserves to be preserved because its a rare example of Mediterranean Revival architecture applied to a commercial building and the builder, Lloyd H. Wilson, brought many industrial businesses to Glendale.
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The Chinn Construction crane currently working on the LA Fitness/Apartment site in West Seattle is decorated for the holidays and affords an amazing view of West Seattle and beyond.
The 150 foot tall construction crane currently in place at the site of the construction of the L.A. Fitness and apartment building at the intersection of 39th S.W. Alaska Street S.W. and Fauntleroy Way S.W. is now decorated for the holidays. But it's also a remarkable vantage point to see around the area from a unique perspective.
The crane now sports two 16 foot tall "trees" of lights, a 7 foot in diameter Christmas wreath and two 12th Man LED signs for the Seahawks that are about 4 feet to a side.
Chinn Construction LLC, using lulls in the construction process, decorated the crane in stages finally completing the lighting process this week. James Casal, Superintendent of Chinn Construction LLC said, "The supplier of the operator and what we call a 'bell man' on the ground supplied by Garner Construction stepped up, supplied, and installed with our help all the Christmas lights, the wreath and the 12th man lit sign boards. There's another hoist on the crane that we use to haul the lunch up or a backpack with gear or we hook on to the crane itself with a long rope on it and he pulls it up. Then we take the lights and from the top, dangle them down the side. A guy then just works his way down attaching them to the tower. The boom has a catwalk on it and they walk along it with safety harnesses clipped on to a cable and install the white lights that go out the boom's edge. It's taken them a few days and we've got to keep running too."
The holiday lighting will stay up through new year's eve but the 12th man signboard will likely stay up much longer though, "everyone on the crew is after me to let them take it down and put it up at their house," he said laughing.
The construction project is expected to be complete by February, 2015 and will have 500 parking spaces, and 240 apartments in two buildings plus the L.A. Fitness Center.
ABOUT THE PHOTOS By David Rosen
I was invited by Mr. Casal, to climb up to the top of the crane around 7am. I made sure I had my steel toe shoes on and a good pair of work gloves as well as a safety hard hat. I signed a waiver and then once on the crane, I slowly began my climb up a caged metal ladder straight up to 150+ feet. It was a good climb up and I stopped at every platform to check out the scenery for a brief moment but once I reached the very top platform where the crane's cab was, I was blown away by the spectacular view of West Seattle.
I have never done this before and to get this great opportunity was awesome. The crane operator named Vance Allred was super nice and had a lot of stories to tell me about his past projects he had worked on. I also can't forget Rich Olson who is a great and funny guy who helped hang the lights up on the crane. Overall I had the time of my life and I loved the views and photos that I got to take when I got up there. The morning started out cold and foggy but started to warm up and the fog started to clear by the late morning. You defintely get a good workout that's for sure, though it only took about 5 minutes in total to climb.
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SLIDESHOW: The view from the top: Chinn Construction crane is decorated and provides a West Seattle vantage point
