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Structural steel framing for a two-storey commercial building addition

Completed project · Building addition

Two-Storey Building Addition — From Demolition to Interior Completion

A documented commercial building addition progressing from demolition and excavation through foundation work, structural steel, precast construction, enclosure, building systems and interior completion.

Project overview

Construction documented from the work itself.

This two-storey building addition involved demolition, excavation, foundation construction, structural steel installation, precast floor and roof systems, exterior enclosure, mechanical and electrical coordination, and interior finishing. The project photographs highlight key stages of construction, from the initial site work through to interior completion.

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Documented scope

What the project included

Demolition and excavation

Demolition of the existing building area and excavation for the new two-storey addition.

Deep foundation and concrete

Helical piles, concrete pile caps, perimeter grade beams, concrete knee walls and a slab-on-grade.

Structural frame

Structural steel erection followed by precast concrete elements for the second floor and roof.

Exterior enclosure

Exterior construction enclosed the new building area after the primary structure was established.

Building systems

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing work formed part of the coordinated project scope.

Interior completion

Steel-stud framing, drywall installation and finishing, suspended T-bar ceilings and ceiling tiles completed the interior scope.

Photographic sequence

The work, stage by stage

Selected project photographs are presented in a factual construction sequence.

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