The demolition project is a multi-step process that includes four stages tailored to each building and site. The first stage is mobilization and site protection, which involves fencing, construction signage, and identifying critical elements.
The second stage involves hazardous materials abatement, which includes obtaining permits from environmental agencies, implementing protective containment measures, utilizing third-party hygienist oversight, employing the wet method, and conducting air quality monitoring.
The third stage is the structural demolition of the building, which begins once the abatement is complete. There will be a removal of power, water, and utility sources to the buildings. The buildings will be removed one at a time with large machinery, and the debris will be removed from the site. The final stage is site demolition, which includes the removal of existing hardscape and site furnishings.
The Kennedy HS project is still in the first and second stages. The project schedule anticipates that the structural demolition will begin the week of July 7th.
Step 1 of the Structural Demolition of the 100 and 200 Buildings
