LVH–Cedar Crest Construction Update
A Milestone Reached
Steel Signing
At a “topping out ceremony,” (l-r) Whiting-Turner project superintendent Harry Hargadon and division vice-president Jack DaSilva, and LVHHN project managers Angelo Procaccino and Daniel Winkler proudly attached their names to our new Center for Ambulatory Medicine.
When the last piece of major steelwork was put into place for our new Center for Ambulatory Medicine, a new type of medical office building, it was cause for celebration. To commemorate the event, facilities colleagues joined employees from Whiting-Turner, the project’s construction manager, in a “topping out ceremony.”
A section of steel was painted white, providing a place for participants to sign and date the 540 tons of steel erected over a four-week period. An American flag was displayed on the structure’s top story and will remain there until construction is complete.
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