Modular high school, a better way to build
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Case Study by Modular Solutions. Using prefabriction and modular construction to build a state of the art high school in Bena, MN
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- 1. A Better Way To build Phone (800) 441-8577 x 1 (Sales) / Email: Information@mod-sol.com
- 2. Case Study Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig High School
- 3. The Long Awaited Process A Project Award 20 Years In The Making • Old high school had damages that were beyond expectations of occupancy • School, Tribe, BIA, BIE, and congressional members fought for funding • After 20 years of negotiations, the new high school was funded
- 4. The Long Awaited Process Now How To Build The New School The school, BIA, and BIE decided the most expedient manner of construction would be design-build. They put together an established set of construction RFP criteria, and then hunted for the “BEST-TEAM” to award the contract to.
- 5. The Long Awaited Process Where Do We Start? DFDG architecture took the lead at the design charette meeting, and helped BIA and the school team create a list of priorities, aesthetic qualities, cultural design elements, color schemes, energy design options, tribal influences, submittal criteria, readily available materials, cold climate construction options. Priorities Included: Green Build, Extended Life Cycle Products Geothermal Integration Concrete Construction Modern Finishes Modern Technology Full Service Kitchen Modernize Life Safety Community Safety Zone Made In The USA Compliance
- 6. The Long Awaited Process What was the review process DFDG has an extensive quality control process for the design of the building and site. Progressive drawings are presented at 20% completion, 50% completion, 90% completion and then released for the construction process. Modular Solutions team offer input regarding purchasing lead time, quality measurement, life cycle values, LEED qualification, special critical path concerns and field inspections reports. BIA has a safety department that reviews the plans at each of those stages for life safety concerns. They also have a project management team that facilitates the choices in submittal approvals and owner/BIA plan approval
- 7. The Long Awaited Process Design-Build Team Collaboration During the design process in order to effectively integrate the design and construction requirements of this contract the BIA/Owners/DFDG/Solutions implemented: Integrating the design schedule into the master schedule to maximize the effectiveness of fast-tracking design and construction Ensuring constructability and economy of the design, integrating the shop drawing and installation drawing process into the design, executing the material and equipment acquisition programs to meet critical schedules, effectively interfacing the Construction QC program with the design QC program, and maintaining and providing the design team with accurate, up-to-date redline and as-built documentation. Solutions managed the active involvement of key trade subcontractors in the above activities early in the process to ensure they understand critical path items, schedule impacts, long lead requirements, and any special site conditions such as weather that would cause a project delay or affect other trades
- 8. The Long Awaited Process What Was Next DFDG developed submittals for owner review, preconstruction team review, and site management team review. Together everyone offered positive collaboration to generate resources, cost- effective alternative choices, and creative “out-of-the-box” design solutions.
- 9. The Long Awaited Process How does design-build get to budget Modular Solutions and team prepare a schedule of values, showing proposed scope of work, materials, and critical path items. This schedule of values is then utilized as the working tool to bring each project category inline with the budgets. In this phase the owner/BIA/sub contractors/vendors all collaborated to develop the best value for the project. Our budget success is based on the early involvement with the sub contractors and final vendors to meet the budget line items and offer creative value engineering ideas. It also allows for some give and take to get to the final authorized cost allowances.
- 10. Ready to begin
- 11. Let the construction begin Modular Solutions opened a fabrication plant just a few miles away from the final construction site so that we could fabricate classrooms off site, while the site work was getting underway. By localizing our lumber and supply resources, and building only a few miles away we saved tens of thousands of dollars on freight and shipping fees.
- 12. Clearing & Grub
- 14. Tilt Up Construction & Foundation Preparation
- 15. Set The Modular Sections In Place Over A Weekend
- 16. While The Weather Still Good, Close Up Watertight
- 23. To A Dream High School
- 24. 46,000 Square Ft High School Campus
- 30. Special Systems
- 33. A Community Center For Teaching The Culture The History The Language To All Generations
- 34. Need A New School? Modular Solutions, Ltd Our Design-build team wants to share more with you about: “A Better Way To Build” Contact Us: Modular Solutions, Ltd P O Box 15507 – Phoenix, AZ 85060 (800) 441-8577 x 1(Sales) information@mod-sol.com Youtube Video Link: