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37. Livingston ISD High School

June 1, 2010
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PROJECT COST: $57,000,000

Livingston ISD High School
Photo: J.E. Kingham Construction Co.
Livingston ISD High School

Despite what some have called the wettest winter in 20 years, the Livingston ISD High School project team has remained on track to meet an aggressive schedule. Crews have moved 400,000 yds of dirt in two months and will have poured 25,000 yds. of concrete by the time construction is complete. In one of its more productive days, the concrete subcontractor placed more than 980 yds in 12 hours.

The 300,000-sq-ft high school will serve 1,500 students and was designed with audio visual support aids in most of the classrooms, a state-of-the-art science facility and a culinary classroom that offers residential and commercial grade training tools. The classroom wing is two stories with 128,000-sq-ft of space. A 64,000-sq-ft competitive gym, designed to college-level standards, can hold more than 2,000 sports fans. A 20,000-sq-ft remote field house offers a complete workout room, locker rooms and training rooms. A second similarly sized remote facility will be used for “career tech” studies.

Key Facts

Location: Livingston
Construction Start Date: July 2009
Expected Completion Date: August 2011
Utilizing BIM? No
Seeking LEED certification? No
Owner/Developer: Livingston ISD, Livingston
Construction Management Firm: J.E. Kingham Construction Co., Nacogdoches
Architect: Claycomb Associates, Architects, Dallas
Civil Engineer: Walker Associates, Paris
Structural Engineer: Hart, Gaugler & Associates Inc., Dallas
MEP Engineer: BEI, Dallas
Main Specialty/Subcontractors: CMC Alamo Steel, Waco; LECS Ltd., Houston; TAS Commercial Concrete LLC, Houston

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