42 feet of floor to ceiling glass
The foundation started 55 feet below the street. We repelled down each day to the work area.
Our design for the suspended pool deck added considerable extra space.
The site required a temporary shoring wall to support the roadway and existing services.
Our design included 96 rock anchors drilled 15 feet into the rock. The home and pool would literally hang off the rock face should there be any unlikely movement of the lower material.
It took hours of planning to effectively co ordinate the tasks required on such a tight site.
2 excavators, a rock drill, blasting mats and the building materials had to be exactly co ordinated to ensure efficiency.
The foundation consisted of multiple pours. 55 vertical feet of concrete wall was required.
Pictured is a pneumatic rock drill we used for many precision blasts. The closest building is a mere 7 feet away from the property line. Many blasts were required and we completed the job with no damage and no injuries. There were no injuries during the entire process. Safety is something we take quite seriously.
A 120 ton conventional crane was onsite for a year and lifted equipment up to 55,000 lbs.
Pictured is a 120 ton conventional crane we had onsite for a year. It lifted our 29000 lb machine with ease. Our largest lifts were with a 55000 lb excavator.
Preparations for the hydronic heat on the 3rd floor down.
This home presents almost every challenge there is on a residential site.