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Brevard Community College Campus Expansion - Library Science Building - Palm Bay, Florida
The three-story building is stabilized by augured pilings and constructed of precast concrete beams set into cast-in-place columns and reinforced beams. Aluminum curtainwalls and cantilevered balconies offered unique challenges in building construction. Lab areas include the latest technological equipment and required careful coordination of mechanical and electrical systems. The exterior has an applied insulated finish system with accent coloring and trim. Ground floor has patterned exposed concrete patio areas.
Interior construction is metal stud and drywall with extensive mechanical,
electrical, plumbing, sprinkler, security/firealarm and elevator systems. Third
floor chemistry and biology labs included such specialized items as fume hoods,
acid storage cabinets and glass piping for chemical wastes and vent lines. The
state of the art computerized communication system links the third floor
laboratories and the library with the rest of the campus as well as BCC's other
campuses.
Architect: Stottler Stagg & AssociatesCustomer: Board of Trustees of BCCCompleted: May 2001Position: Project Manager for W&J Construction- General ContractorsConstruction Sequence Movie (5 sec per frame):
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