Once they finish framing and close in, progress won't be quite as apparent. There will be lots of rough in and then finish work to be done inside. They will still be busting butt I'm sure.
Juneau Construction is a large corporation from the Atlanta area and they just flat out get it done. Lemoine is their local guy in a joint venture. The owner of Juneau Construction is from Cottonport and is an LSU grad.
http://juneaucc.com/p_LesJuneau.aspx
I'm thinking they are using this job as an example to create an impact in Louisiana.
Tim and Lenny Lemoine are also from Cottonport.
Overview of work on February 19, 2011. Clock wise from left. CMU stair well construction, more debris removal form Bancroft/Denbo demolition, Preparation for final section of concrete placement, initial framing of Taft Street dorm.
Installing Auger Cast pile for Parking Garage. Obviously the test performed on Wednesday was successful.
Taft Street Dorm framing and stairwell
CMU stairwell - Structure to be used as area of refuge and shear walls
Pull gap for post tensioning cables. The gap will be filled in later after the cables are tensioned
Preparation for final concrete placement on Taft Street dorm
Installing post tensioning cables. They may place concrete tomorrow or Monday. They placed the concrete in the middle section on Wednesday.
If you travel on I-10 near the Scott exit look at the north west corner and you will see a large pile of stone at the "Recycled Rock" yard. This is where the concrete debris is being taken to be crushed. The pile will get bigger over the next few weeks.
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