One of a Kind…

A photo essay meant that highlights the million little projects that made Mills Peninsula Hospital

The largest of the 20+ cranes used on the project lifts an AHU section into place

Construction

Insulating foam gets cast in cellcrete and covered with Sarnafil single ply membrane

From Construction

The structure, taking shape

From Construction

Precast panels, weighing up to 30,000lbs, being flown into place

From Construction

The Hetch Hetchy water line, San Francisco’s water supply, was rerouted as the first phase of the project

From Construction

Hanging scaffold was engineered to hang from the building’s canopies so that intricate exterior wall systems would not delay activities on the ground.

From Construction

The end product looks nice

From Construction

The site retaining wall was made up of soldier piles, tie backs, and two layers of shotcrete.

From Construction

A buzz of activity

From Construction

The South Side

From Craftspeople

Laying Flagstone in the Serenity Courtyard

From Construction

Keeping the crawl space clean

From Engineering Details

Spread footings and grade beams

From Construction