McKinley Technology High School
Washington, DC
Education
Erosion-control site work paired with interior demolition, drywall, paint, and new construction to modernize KC Lewis School.
Client
District of Columbia Public Schools
Location
Washington, DC
Industry
Education / Public Facility
Project Type
Renovation & New Construction
Start Date
2022
Completion Date
2022
Duration
8 Months
Services
General Contracting, Site Work, Interiors
Status
Completed
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Shelterline combined sediment and erosion control site work with interior demolition, drywall, paint, and new construction to modernize KC Lewis School for students and staff.
Site work involving soil disturbance had to meet strict sediment and erosion control requirements to protect surrounding storm drainage, while interior demolition and new construction proceeded on a school-facility timeline.
We installed sediment and erosion control measures ahead of any soil-disturbing work and inspected them throughout construction, while sequencing interior demolition and new construction to meet the school's occupancy timeline.
KC Lewis School received modernized interior spaces and new construction, delivered with erosion and sediment controls that protected the surrounding site throughout the project.
Stage 01
Installed sediment and erosion control measures ahead of site and soil-disturbing work.
Stage 02
Removed existing interior finishes and systems to prepare for renovation.
Stage 03
Built out new construction elements alongside the renovated interior spaces.
Stage 04
Completed drywall and paint finishes and turned the modernized school back over.
Sediment and erosion control measures protected surrounding drainage during site work.
Existing finishes and systems removed to prepare for modernized spaces.
New construction elements integrated alongside renovated interior areas.
Drywall and paint finishes completed throughout the modernized school.
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Months to Complete
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Erosion Control Violations
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Safety Incidents
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Scope Delivered
Details & FAQ
Site work involving soil disturbance required sediment and erosion control measures to protect surrounding storm drainage, installed before any ground was disturbed.
Interior demolition was followed by new construction, drywall, and paint to modernize the school's interior spaces.
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