PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PROJECT: PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
CATEGORY: Architectural
Details of the work performed
- ASM installed approximately 1400’ sq. ft. of Cambridge Architectural Mesh made from T316 stainless steel. The Cambridge system was installed by tapping 5/8” threaded holes into the structural steel and installing top, intermediate, and bottom brackets spaced at intervals per the manufacturers requirements. The mesh was then tensioned by adjusting the spring-loaded bottom brackets to the required torque.
- ASM also installed a wall of shop fabricated 10-gauge GSM painted panels behind a portion of fiberglass reinforced panels and the Cambridge Architectural Mesh. The wall was designed to allow access to service the lighting behind the façade, which reflects off the 10-gauge panels, and changes intermittently throughout the night.
- ASM also installed custom shaped louvers by CS, Expansion joint by CS, and pre-finished coping by Hickman Co.
PROJECT DETAILS
- Project Name: PG&E Larkin St. Sub Station
- Date completed: 10-09-2018
- Type of project: Architectural
- Types of metal used: Cambridge stainless steel mesh screen, Hickman Coping, CS Expansion joints and Louvers
- Shop fabrication and sub-fabrication: custom fabricated stainless steel copings and general sheet metal
- Designer of the project: TEF Architectural, Justin Blinn
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PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
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PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
PG&E Larkin Sub-Station
