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Construction Quality Award 2021: EIFS1

The Association of the Wall and Ceiling Industry’s Excellence in Construction Quality Awards demonstrate the craft and management expertise of AWCI contractors, the products of AWCI manufacturer members and the procurement skills of AWCI supplier members. Along with AWCI’s award partners—the Gypsum Association, the Steel Framing Industry Association and the EIFS Industry Members Association—AWCI and AWCI’s Construction Dimensions congratulate the 2021 winners of AWCI’s Excellence in Construction Quality Awards.


Winning Project


Hub on Campus, West Lafayette, Indiana


AWCI Contractor

Grayhawk, LLC


AWCI Team Members

Sto Corp., National Gypsum, ClarkDietrich, R.A. Smith, Inc., L&W Supply, Hilti, Inc., Great Lakes Prefabrication


Architect

Antunovich Associates


General Contractor

Shiel Sexton


Contractor Stats

35,855 Total Man-Hours

160 Weekdays on the Job

192,930 SF Total Project Floor Area


Materials Used

80,500 SF EIFS

9 Colors

11 Floors

653 Windows

4 Textures

12 Foam Shapes

80,500 SF Vapor Barrier

487 Exhaust Vents

200 PTAC Units


Description

There were three primary challenges with the Hub on Campus job: time, space and the sheer number of wall penetrations. Because the Hub on Campus was student housing that had been promised to arriving students, missing deadlines would be costly. Working within a small footprint with active city streets on two sides, space was limited. Each individual apartment required multiple wall penetrations, all of which were planned for and waterproofed at the fabrication plant to provide for the highest quality building envelope. Off-site panel fabrication addressed the limited lay-down area and lack of room for scaffolding.

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