Posted on June 24, 2019
With the help of Victaulic’s Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) team and their BIM software expertise, the Poole & Kent Corporation successfully installed the HVAC infrastructure in Baltimore’s newest and tallest residential building 15 days ahead of schedule.
When Poole & Kent took on the installation of the HVAC piping system at 414 Light Street in Baltimore, Maryland, the project was already behind schedule, and residents were set to move into the luxury apartment complex in just 10 months. The 44-story building had extreme spatial constraints, including low ceilings and a penthouse mechanical room, which complicated system design and demanded extensive planning to complete the project in only 65 days. See for yourself how Victaulic made 414 Light Street a success:
Click here to read more about the construction of 414 Light Street in the latest issue of MCAA’s Smart Solutions and find out how the Victaulic VDC team helped Poole & Kent bring this project back on track and finish ahead of schedule with the help of innovative BIM software.
