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Exclusive Heat Technology Keeps Winter Construction on Schedule
Talk about heat: Messer Construction Co. was on the hook for $80,000 a day in penalties if two University
of Kentucky residence halls weren’t ready for occupancy by fall 2014. That...
Three of Mobile Air's patent pending SSF 4000 units were used to complete a 165,000 sq ft construction project at Oakland University, during the third coldest winter ever documented. The SSF 4000 units were utilized on the rooftop, eliminating the...
Building for the Next Generation of Doctors
The new Oakland University Human Health Building (Medical School) opened its doors in September of 2012. This is the first LEED registered building on a Michigan University Campus with a goal of LEED Gold...
Exclusive Heat Technology Eases Winter Construction in the Windy City
Walsh Construction Company wasn’t about to let the coldest, meanest winter in recent history derail the build-out schedule for Lincoln Park 2520, a luxury condominium project on...
Indoor Rain and Standing Water Put a Stop to Finishing
Elyria High School, located in Lorain, Ohio, has a long history of educational excellence. Founded in 1830, it was the first chartered high school west of the Allegheny Mountains. The oldest...
A Massive Construction Heating Job
Severstal North America expanded its Dearborn, Michigan operations in 2011 by opening a new Hot
Dip Coating Line (HDCL) and Pickle Tandem Cold Mill Building (PLTCM). These additions, along with several other...
Humidity Delays Renovation of One of Detroit’s Most Recognizable Landmarks
The Guardian Building has long been the crown jewel of the Detroit skyline. It was built in 1928-29 by the Union Trust Co., and it was alternately referred to then as the...
Flood of 180 ̊ water imperils America’s 5th largest fine arts museum
One of the nation’s oldest, largest and most prized art collections, valued at more than one billion dollars is housed in a spectacular museum located in Michigan. The museum...