Falling for Ādisōke We are falling right into place with a busy season for construction at Ādisōke. Outside the building, progress continues to be un-be-leaf-able on the stunning red cedar wood and the stone base that is wrapping the building. The roof remains a key area of focus as construction progresses. Inside Ādisōke, all five
As we move into fall, the warmth of summer days continues to illuminate Ādisōke. Inside the building, bathrooms are beginning to take shape, with mosaic tile patterns leading to the bathrooms, adding a touch of character and detail. Picture 1: Image of the mosaic tiles leading to the bathrooms. The drywall is progressing, completing the
In the height of summer, the north and southwest faces of Ādisōke are stepping into the spotlight as the scaffolding comes down. The stonework is nearing completion and wood details are on-going, adding to the building’s character. Landscaping features will continue over the next month, bringing the exterior spaces to life. Inside the building, attention
Steeling the show! It is all about the steel! Did you know over 650 tons of structural steel and 16,000 bolts are being used to build Ādisōke? Much of this has gone into the construction of the beautiful feature staircases. Timing and precision on a structure of this magnitude are everything, it took 21,000 hours
In April, on the exterior of the building, construction crews continue with stonework on the west and north sides of the building. Both the exterior wood siding and landscaping are now underway, bringing that distinct look and feel we’ve been waiting for to the site. As the scaffolding comes down, the full façade of the
In April, crews continued to add the finishing touches on the exterior of the building, with insulation and stonework being added to the west and north sides of Ādisōke. On the inside, masonry is in full force as the walls are framed and the components to service all the utilities are laid out. The wood
In March, the exterior of the building continued to see more scaffolding come down and stonework go up. The walls are moving closer to their final look and the progress has been stunning so far. Inside the building, all the important connections for the walls and utilities are still progressing as crews try to make
In February, work on the exterior of the building progressed with more insulation going in and some stonework being installed on the north and west sides. Waterproofing for all floors is also underway. On the inside, framing and masonry are underway as the individual rooms in the facility are starting to come to life. Another
In January, work continued on the outside walls of the building as some of the scaffolding has come down, revealing completed sections of the exterior. Important electrical and other utility work continued on the interior, which has allowed for some framing and drywalling of interior walls to start.
In December, work on the exterior of the building continued to move along with the final installation of all the windows. Crews also continue to install various elements of the exterior walls, like stonework and insulation, to better insulate the building. On the inside, all the internal components started coming together, with electrical, mechanical and