The Boston Back Bay renovation project focuses on coordinating MEP rough-in phases with John Buckley architecture. Plumbing and mechanical work are nearly finished, while electrical wiring is progressing despite light fixture delays. The project management team is addressing material delays and prioritizing quality. Fire safety measures are in place, and a localized lighting control system is being installed. Electricians are preparing for future modifications, ensuring all changes are documented before wallboard installation.
Up Next in Season 2
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S2E8 Sound Attenuation & Insulation
Explore the key techniques involved in a construction project in Back Bay. The process includes installing boxes around recess lighting, transitioning flooring, and using Rockwell comfort bat insulation for soundproofing. A 3D scanning method is introduced for future modeling, while fire safety c...
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S2E9 2 Coat Plaster on the Ceilings
The Back Bay project showcases advancements and hurdles in construction. A 3D scanning process is utilized for precise measurements, helping to identify issues and plan effectively. Plastering techniques with blueboard ensure high-quality finishes, while fixed cabinetry dimensions guarantee accur...
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S2E10 Plastered in Duct Covers for a ...
Explore the plastering process and the essential products for creating seamless ceilings. Understand the importance of fire dampers in building safety and learn installation techniques that ensure proper alignment. Discover the role of access panels for HVAC systems and the plastering process for...
