*Update: Lincoln School Project* *Honoring our History, Building Our Future*
One supply chain challenge for the Lincoln School project has been steel delivery. While waiting some extra days for the steel to arrive, our team from Consigli rearranged the construction schedule to ensure that progress continued to be made. The good news is that this past week more steel arrived, including the largest beam in the project! How big? Where is it going? Take our quiz and check your answers at the bottom of the blog post! 1. Where is the steel coming from? a) Canada b) China c) Donelan's d) Something Special 2. How long is the biggest beam? a) 102'- 1" b) 600" c) 53'-3" d) 20 cows + 2 chickens 3. How much does it weigh? a) 6000 lbs b) 8673 lbs c) 2 tons d) 9535 lbs - "the Covid 19" 4. How high will it be off the floor? a) about the height of an Anklyosuarus b) 16'-3" c) 11'-10" d) 20" 5. Where will the beam be? *Scroll to the bottom of the blog post to find out!* The beam we've been highlighting is in section C of the building. As you've read prior SBC posts, you've probably come across the letter designations for each zone of construction. Below is the image that breaks down the building into sections. Phase 1 (Middle School) was comprised of sections D, E, F, G, and H. Phase 2 (Primary School) is currently underway, and is comprised of section A, B, and C. The slide deck from last Wednesday's meeting can be found here <https://lincolnsbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/2021-12-15-LPS-SBC-Presentation-DPI.pdf> .. <https://lincolnsbc.org/now-i-know-my-abcs-and-buildings-d-e-f-g/>Building Sections Labeled for Construction ANSWER to Question 5: The beam spans the north side of the Learning Commons, seen here highlighted in red.
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