Project Archive
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CLIENT: BIG-D CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: BRAD GREEN |
| PROJECT: UTAH VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
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CLIENT: BIG-D CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: MASON GREEN Green Construction has teamed up with Big-D on the new medical center in Provo. Due to a small jobsite and several subcontractors, scheduling and coordination become an important part of the operation. This project includes two separate parking lots with individual entrances to the building, several "ADA" compliant ramps and a plaza area. |
| PROJECT: GREYHAWK SUBDIVISION
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CLIENT: GOLD MEDALLION HOMES MANAGER: MORGAN GREEN Gold Medallions Homes chose Green Construction as a partner to construct a 92 lot subdivision in Layton, Utah located on the hillside North of Mountain View Elementary School. The subdivision sits on Highway 193 between Highway 89 and Interstate 15 which is just a few minutes from Hill Air Force Base. The project totals over 35,000 linear feet of pipe. Some of this work included an offsite sewer outfall line that traveled through Layton City streets increasing the city’s sewer capacity. The project was unique because of the extreme importance of safety having one side of the project sharing a border with an elementary school. http://www.goldmedallionhomes.com/greyhawk.html |
| PROJECT: WEBER STATE HUMANITIES BLDG
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: MASON GREEN Green Construction is Proud to team up with Jacobsen Construction on the new Humanities building on campus at Weber State University. Keeping continual access for the students to all surrounding buildings had been a unique challenge. This project includes sidewalk, several sets of steps and xypex concrete at the entrance to the Watts building. |
| PROJECT: RIVERBEND INDUSTRIAL PARK
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CLIENT: RIVERBEND COMMERCIAL LLC MANAGER: MORGAN GREEN Green Construction Completed work on this 20 lot commercial subdivision in 2008, located in North Salt Lake, Utah. The subdivision included sewer, water, storm drain, and an intense infrastructure built with over 42,400 square yards of geotextile fabric and 44,400 cubic yards of imported granular borrow. The subdivision borders the new Legacy Highway and Center Street which required scheduling with UDOT to complete the work while the overpass on Center Street was being built. The subdivision has a great location with larger commercial lots, which has helped Green Construction choose this location for their new office and shop. http://www.loopnet.com/xnet/LoopLink/Profile/Profile.aspx?LL=true&STID=naiglobal&LID=15566571 |
| PROJECT: WALGREENS
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CLIENT: BIG-D CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: BRAD GREEN This Big D project was a great job with some unique challenges, including an ADA ramp that spans the entire store front, with a brick paver border. |
| PROJECT: REXBURG TEMPLE
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: MASON GREEN It is always a privilege to work on the Temples. The Rexburg, Idaho Temple was one of the more challenging designed Temple projects. There were several cheek walls throughout the job site and two radius sets of steps. The entire entrance to the building is a six inch snow melt heated slab with a diagonal joint pattern. http://www.lds.org/temples/construction/0,11437,1940-1-588-0,00.html |
| PROJECT: 3800 SOUTH TRANSMISSION LINE
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CLIENT: CITY OF NORTH SALT LAKE MANAGER: MORGAN GREEN In October of 2008 Green Construction was awarded the 3800 South Transmission Line from North Salt Lake City. The line was designed to provide service for a new water tank to be built on eaglewood drive. The project included over 3000 feet of 16” pipe in existing roads and a challenging 140 feet long steel casing that was bored under highway 89. The 16”x16” hot tap was one of the most challenging aspects of the job due to the necessary traffic control measures to ensure the safety of the project. North Salt Lake City and Green Construction worked together through large design changes, to finish the project in early 2009. |
| PROJECT: US SKI TEAM TRAINING FACILITY
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: MASON GREEN This new training facility for the U.S Ski Team is a great project just outside of Park City. The entrance to this building is a heated sidewalk and includes fiber mesh throughout the project to withstand the harsh Park City winters. |
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: BRAD GREEN This new building in downtown Ogden is a great addition to the downtown renovation project. To match the design of the surrounding buildings we continued the brick paver border, and tree grates throughout the sidewalk around the building. The intricate joint detail adds a decorative look and provides functional control joints at the entrance and parking lot of the building. |
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: BRAD GREEN The Historic 140 year old Salt Lake Tabernacle received a much needed upgrade in April of ’06. Green Construction was presented the challenge of replacing the exterior concrete while maintaining the appearance and historical character of the iconic structure. Our goal was to leave it virtually unchanged. The exposed aggregate concrete with beveled saw cut joints helps add to the historic feel and ties it in with the rest of the temple square, where the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is of extreme importance. Leading to the entrances of the building there are both concave and convex radius steps. A culture of safety and respect was present every day we worked on this project due to its religious and historical significant. There was a great spirit of camaraderie and the contribution to a common goal. |
| PROJECT: HERITAGE POINT SUBDIVISION
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CLIENT: ABJ DEVELOPMENT MANAGER: MORGAN GREEN Heritage Point is a 37 lot historical subdivision found in West Bountiful, Utah. The project is located in the historical district of West Bountiful which forced the subdivision in a unique direction. Complete with 5 foot wide sidewalks, 6 foot park strips, historical street lighting, and trees lining all the roadways. Green Construction received substantial completion on the job after only 3months of construction, paving the entire subdivision before the asphalt deadline, allowing the owner to quickly start building homes. http://www.heritagepointeliving.net/ |
| PROJECT: WEST MINISTER HEALTH AND WELLNESS
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CLIENT: JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: BRAD GREEN |
| PROJECT: EAGLEPOINT SUBDIVISION
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CLIENT: SKY PROPERTIES MANAGER: BRAD GREEN Located in North Salt Lake, Utah; Eaglepointe subdivision for Sky Properties is one of the largest residential projects that Green Construction has completed, successfully finishing 6 phases of the subdivision. The project is located on the East Bench of North Salt Lake, which makes the views great, but construction difficult adding mountain rock to the project. The lots, which range from .28 to .74 acres, are fully improved and ready for residential construction. The job was difficult due to the required blasting for large cuts through rock which measured up to 50 ft. with an additional cut of 23 ft for underground utilities. http://www.slcity.com/eaglewood/welcome.html |
