2010 HEAVY CommErcial
2nd Runner Up
Alamosa K-5 School
Project Statistics
Location: Alamosa, Colo.
Type: Educational-Elementary School, Public
Cost: $35 Million
Size: 145,000 sq. ft. (floor)
ICF Use: 51,400 sq. ft. walls (75% of exterior walls)
Project Timeline:
Total Construction: 420 days
ICF Start-to-Finish Time: 92 days
Construction Team
Owner: Alamosa School District
Architect/Engineer: The Neenan Company
General Contractor: Neenan Company
ICF Installer: IMS Masonry
ICF System: Reward Wall Systems
Fast Facts
- Project consists of two 72,000 sq. ft. buildings.
- One for grades K-2, the other 3-5.
- Hydronic heating and ICFs will reduce energy loads by 72% compared to metal framing.
- Photovoltaic panels and solar hot water
- Aiming for LEED Gold certification
- Extremely fast build to minimize student disruption.
- Abundant, unusually-shaped windows close together
- Cantilevered ICF walls
- Used more than 11,000 ICF blocks
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