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This document summarizes a presentation about constructability and successful implementation of a construction project while preserving existing trees. It discusses how the builder, Clayco, coordinated with the design, engineering, and arborist teams through techniques like BIM laser scanning, arborist walkthroughs, tree protection plans, and preconstruction meetings. Key challenges involved crane access roads, excavating around a bald cypress tree, and rerouting a stormwater line to preserve trees. Through education, coordination between teams, and maintaining a collective goal of tree preservation, the project was able to be built while saving extra trees on site.
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- 2. Critical Players • Builder: Clayco • Design: Forum Landscape • Engineering: Stock and Associates • Arborist: Davey Resource Group
- 3. Successful Implementation 1) Educating Ourselves 2) Coordination 3) Collective Goal and Reinforcement Onsite
- 4. Educating Ourselves • BIM laser scanning • After scanning the existing trees and overlaying on the proposed building layout, it was decided to rotate the building corners clockwise
- 5. Educating Ourselves • Arborist walkthroughs (biweekly) • Tree applications • Establishing expectations • Tree Protection Plans in Civil Drawings
- 6. Coordination • Clayco installed fencing at onset • Direction on saving extra trees (Forum/Davey) • Direction on preserving trees (Davey) • Design Coordination (Stock) • Site Logistics/Coordination • Site Utilities • Limestone Cladding • Precast Panel Erection • Bioswales • Grading • Drilled Piers
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- 9. • Tree Protection in Drawings • Subcontract Language • Preconstruction Meetings • Excavation permits- Site Superintendent Collective Goal/Reinforcement
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