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The Westgate Community Center expansion project spans approximately 11,000 square feet and seamlessly ties into the existing community center, enhancing its capabilities and amenities by providing additional space for the community center, introducing new meeting and kitchen facilities, and incorporating a park with a spray pad to offer additional recreational services. The completed expansion holds tremendous value for the community as it expands the community center’s facilities, and enables the enhancement of after-school programs and summer recreational activities.
Jaynes Structures, Inc. undertook pivotal self-perform work, including both concrete and casework. The concrete scope involved foundational work for the buildings, as well as site enhancements such as adding a bus stop and installing the spray pad. The Jaynes Millwork team completed casework that encompassed cabinetry and storage solutions for the new meeting rooms and kitchen space. Jaynes’s in-house BIM department also played a critical role by modeling all MEP systems for the project and providing drone videos showcasing the progress of the park. Their work offered an immersive view of the project’s development and milestones for all of the teams as it progressed.
Job Details:
Owner:
City of Albuquerque
Architect:
Lee Gamelsky Architects P.C.