The 45 White Oak project showcases innovative construction techniques in a confined space. Material management is key, with Cobin Lumber ensuring timely deliveries to reduce disruptions. The project features off-site manufactured walls and traditional framing for the floor system. An open first floor design with large glass openings enhances views, while energy-efficient insulation strategies are implemented. Quality control measures are in place to manage adjustments during the panelizing process.
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