Using PDF backgrounds and Bluebeam software, they created a grid that prioritizes work in 11 zones to sequence and phase the project.
In fact, logistics for preconstruction and the enabling phases, including utility work, was so complicated that the team implemented a customized coordination system. The team also spent a year discontinuing portions of some roadways, closing others and relocating parking lots for the courthouses around the site before redirecting traffic flow to create one open jobsite. Then in April 2016, the First Spiritualist Church, a 129-year-old Huguenot church listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was lifted onto computerized hydraulic dollies and moved 600 ft to a new foundation to create space on the tight 14-acre site with multiple staging yards and closely scheduled deliveries.
