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Project: Raceland-Worthington High School Gymnasium Addition
Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. designed this 32,000 S.F. gymnasium with a mezzanine level, capable of a total seating capacity for 2,000 people.
The scope of our work involved the design of the structural framing and foundation system for the addition of an all purpose gymnasium to the existing school building. The two story facility utilized an open web steel joist framing system supported on a combination of masonry walls and steel columns.
A unique and challenging feature of this project was the inclusion of a 60' indoor pedestrian bridge that was used to frame the entrance of the playing arena.
Additional responsibilities included shop drawing review and construction consultation.
The scope of our work involved the design of the structural framing and foundation system for the addition of an all purpose gymnasium to the existing school building. The two story facility utilized an open web steel joist framing system supported on a combination of masonry walls and steel columns.
A unique and challenging feature of this project was the inclusion of a 60' indoor pedestrian bridge that was used to frame the entrance of the playing arena.
Additional responsibilities included shop drawing review and construction consultation.
Key Personnel:
Project Manager - Aaron C. Randolph, P.E.