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Upcoming Building Care Construction Activities: March 25 to March 31
Building Care construction is underway. From now until building opening in Spring 2022, there will be ongoing construction activity at the hospital campus. Seattle Children’s will publish a weekly post on this Construction Blog that outlines the work expected to occur the following week. We will also post to this blog whenever a construction activity will be especially impactful to neighbors.
From March 25 to March 31, construction crews are scheduled to perform the following activities:
- Excavation
- Install “lagging” to prevent cave-ins during earthwork
- Install tie backs/anchors for retaining walls
- Form and pour concrete wall
- Internal activities on L1 of Forest A (Friends of Costco Building): install hangers, pipes, firestops and seismic restraints for multiple systems; replace ceiling grid and tiles; install infection prevention barriers; install new pipe pathways
Construction noise will be generated throughout the week. The noisiest external work will be installing tie backs/anchors, which will take place all week. The noisiest internal work will be associated with installing new pipe pathways.
Expect heavy truck traffic as excavated soil is hauled away from the site. Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
All work will take place within standard construction hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Upcoming Building Care Construction Activities: March 18 to March 24
Building Care construction is underway. From now until building opening in Spring 2022, there will be ongoing construction activity at the hospital campus. Seattle Children’s will publish a weekly post on this Construction Blog that outlines the work expected to occur the following week. We will also post to this blog whenever a construction activity will be especially impactful to neighbors.
From March 18 to March 24, construction crews are scheduled to perform the following activities:
- Excavation
- Install “lagging” to prevent cave-ins during earthwork
- Install tie backs/anchors for retaining walls
- Form and pour concrete footing and wall
- Internal activities on L1 of Forest A: install hangers, pipes, firestops and seismic restraints for multiple water and air systems; core drilling in Forest stairwell #1; install infection prevention barriers; pour equipment pads
Construction noise will be generated throughout the week. The noisiest external work will be installing tie backs/anchors, which will take place all week. The noisiest internal work will be the core drilling.
Expect heavy truck traffic as excavated soil is hauled away from the site. Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
All work will take place within standard construction hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Water Flow Test on March 11
On Monday, March 11, crews will perform a water flow test at the hospital. For approximately 30 minutes, a large amount of water will be discharged from test ports on the south side of Forest A (the Friends of Costco Building). Most of the water will drain into catch basins on Seattle Children’s property, but some will likely drain into the stormwater system on 40th Avenue NE as well. If you see water draining from the hospital that day, there is no need to be alarmed — this is a planned and controlled test.
Call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Upcoming Building Care Construction Activities: March 11 to March 17
Building Care construction is underway. From now until building opening in Spring 2022, there will be ongoing construction activity at the hospital campus. Seattle Children’s will publish a weekly post on this Construction Blog that outlines the work expected to occur the following week. We will also post to this blog whenever a construction activity will be especially impactful to neighbors.
From March 11 to March 17, construction crews are scheduled to perform the following activities:
- Excavation
- Install “lagging” to prevent cave-ins during earthwork
- Install tie backs/anchors for retaining walls
- Pour and strip concrete retaining wall
- Internal activities in Forest A: fire pump replacement work; demolition; install new fire sprinkler valves; saw cutting for reroute of ducts; demolish existing ducts; welding; install infection prevention barriers; core drilling; reframe walls in stairwell 1; install firestops; install new electrical pathways; pour equipment pads
Construction noise will be generated throughout the week. The noisiest external work will be installing tie backs/anchors, which will take place all week. The noisiest internal work will be the core drilling and demolition.
Expect heavy truck traffic all week as excavated soil is hauled away from the site. Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
All work will take place within standard construction hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Sidewalk Closure on Stewart Street, Between Boren and Terry Avenues, Begins March 4
Beginning Monday, March 4, the sidewalk on the north side of Stewart Street from Boren Avenue to Terry Avenue will be closed to pedestrian access to construct new sidewalks, planters and driveways; the closure is expected to last through April 15. The parking lane adjacent to the sidewalk will also have intermittent closures to support access to the work. Throughout the construction activities pedestrians will be re-routed to the sidewalk on the south side of Stewart Street. Please follow all street and sidewalk closed signs and pedestrian diversions as they are in place for your safety during these activities.
Pavement Striping at Hospital Campus, March 9
On Saturday, March 9, crews are scheduled to paint new pavement striping along portions of Penny Drive and Helen Lane at the hospital campus. The work will be performed in three phases throughout the day and will temporarily close some crosswalks on those two streets at various times. The parking stalls on the east side of Helen Lane will be closed all day. Both Penny Drive and Helen Lane will remain open during the striping work; flaggers will assist with traffic control.
Crews will begin preparation work at 8 a.m. Striping will begin at 9 a.m. and is expected to last until 5 p.m. Minor levels of noise will be generated, and the paint will produce some odor.
This work is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions. Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Upcoming Building Care Construction Activities: March 4 to March 10
Building Care construction is underway. From now until building opening in Spring 2022, there will be ongoing construction activity at the hospital campus. Seattle Children’s will publish a weekly post on this Construction Blog that outlines the work expected to occur the following week. We will also post to this blog whenever a construction activity will be especially impactful to neighbors.
From March 4 to March 10, construction crews are scheduled to perform the following activities:
- Drill piles
- Excavation
- Install water treatment pipes
- Install “lagging” to prevent cave-ins during earthwork
- Install tie backs/anchors for retaining walls
- Form, pour and strip concrete; install rebar
- Patch asphalt
- Internal activities: fire pump replacement work (including demolition and removal of existing pump and slab); begin Forest service elevator ceiling demolition (install scaffolding, temporary lights and alarms, infection prevention barriers, fire sprinklers and temp power); install scaffolding and infection prevention barriers at Forest Stairwell 1; install pipes, firestops and seismic restraints for emergency oxygen system; core penetrations
Construction noise will be generated throughout the week. The noisiest work will be drilling for the piles and installing tie backs/anchors, both of which will take place all week. The asphalt patching is scheduled for Monday, March 4 and will produce minor odors.
Expect heavy truck traffic all week as excavated soil is hauled away from the site. Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
All work will take place within standard construction hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, except that certain activities inside Forest A associated with replacing the fire pump will occur on Sunday, March 10.
Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
Vegetation Pruning and Removal Along 45th Avenue on March 6
On Wednesday, March 6, Bartlett Tree Experts will prune and remove some dying arborvitaes along 45th Avenue NE. Chainsaws and chippers will be used, which will generate noise. The work will begin at 9 a.m. and is expected to last until 3 p.m.
Contact Lisa King at 206-510-8481 if you have questions.
Modular Trailer to Be Delivered via Penny Drive on Saturday, March 2
In advance of an upcoming Facilities Planning, Design and Construction project to remodel the Mountain 5 Pharmacy, a new modular trailer will be installed on the north side of Mountain 6. The trailer will serve as a temporary work location for approximately 20 Pharmacy support staff members until Building Care opens (2022).
In the morning on Saturday, March 2, a flatbed truck will deliver the trailer to the site and a crane will be used to lift the trailer into place. Traffic control will be provided along Penny Drive during this work; please drive with caution through the area. Work should be completed around noon on Saturday.
Upcoming Building Care Construction Activities: Feb. 25 to March 3
Building Care construction is underway. From now until building opening in Spring 2022, there will be ongoing construction activity at the hospital campus. Seattle Children’s will publish a weekly post on this Construction Blog that outlines the work expected to occur the following week. We will also post to this blog whenever a construction activity will be especially impactful to neighbors.
From Feb. 25 to March 3, construction crews are scheduled to perform the following activities:
- Drill piles
- Install water treatment pipes
- Form, pour and strip concrete; install rebar and grating
- Install “lagging” to prevent cave-ins during earthwork
- Backfill some excavated areas
- Install duct banks for pipes and conduits
- Prepare dirt pads for drill rigs
- Excavation
- Install tie backs/anchors for retaining walls
- Patch asphalt
- Internal activities: install pipes, valves, dampers and hangers; core drilling
Construction noise will be generated throughout the week. The noisiest work will be drilling for the piles and installing tie backs/anchors, both of which will take place all week. The asphalt patching is scheduled for Friday, March 1 and will produce minor odors.
Expect heavy truck traffic all week as excavated soil is hauled away from the site. Construction activity is weather-dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
All work will take place within standard construction hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Please call 206-987-8000 or email construction@seattlechildrens.org with questions.
