Strides Made at Prince George's County's SAARC
The project team at the Southern Area Aquatics and Recreation Complex (SAARC) has made strides of progress, reaching many recent milestones in its construction in Brandywine, Maryland. Coakley & Williams Construction is excited to announce that we have over 187,000 work-hours without a lost time accident at the Prince George’s County project.
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The "Family Circle" art sculptures have been installed in the 35-foot high ceilings in the main lobby entrance, providing a fantastic view for the upstairs running track.
Even the screws in the in women’s and men’s locker rooms next to the natatorium have to have a special coating or else they will instantly rust.
Maryland’s very own State Delegate, Susie Proctor, stopped by for an exclusive tour of SAARC given by our Project Superintendent, John Raum.
The exterior has been covered in zinc metal panels, imported all the way from Germany.
In the natatorium, every metal down to the screws are either stainless steel or galvanized so they don’t rust.
Designed by artist Judy Moore, the new 20-foot high Guardians sculpture will be the main attraction at the entrance of the building.
Master Care Flooring is finishing up their work on the second floor gym equipment area.
