If you want an opportunity to see our
highly-efficient Conco crews at their best, take a look at our time-lapse video
of the 4,620 cubic yard mat
pour
for the 970 Denny Way project. The mixed-use
redevelopment project in Seattle, Washington is being developed by the Holland
Partner Group, with Holland Construction acting as the general contractor.
The 970 Denny Way mat pour took place
on July 23rd and was done over approximately 15 hours. Our crew started at 2:00 am and finished
around 5:00 pm. The job took 4,620 cubic
yards of concrete to form the 15,300 square foot mat foundation for the new 40-story
apartment/retail building. In addition to the concrete, the foundation also used
1.3 million pounds of rebar. All of the ready
mixed concrete was supplied by CalPortland.
Our video adeptly illustrates the kind of teamwork required to get such
a large job done in a relatively short amount of time.
Now that the mat pour is complete,
construction on the South Lake Union neighborhood building has begun in earnest. Once it is finished, the building will
feature 468 apartment units in various configurations, 15,580 square feet of
retail space, and four levels of sub-grade parking. The core of the building will be constructed using
386 steel fiber-reinforced concrete coupling beams.
Our website and YouTube also have a
selection of other mat pours that we have completed over the last several
years. One of our time-lapse videos is
for an impressive 12,000 cubic yard mat pour for a new skyscraper under
construction in the heart of the financial district of San Francisco. This massive
pour was completed over the course of 16 hours.
Along with the help of 7 concrete boom pumps, the project went off
without an accident or any problems despite the challenging logistics and
setting.
At The Conco Companies, we are one of
the leading concrete contractors in the Western U.S. and offer a wide range of
quality services and products. Our
experience includes providing services for commercial, educational, parking and
other construction development as well as public works projects. We serve California, Washington State,
Oregon, Colorado and Nevada.
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