SRM San Jose Assisted Living

Location San Jose, California

Year November 2022

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Project Area:197,864 Square Feet

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Project Area:197,864 Square Feet

Architect:

Engineer:

Contractor(S):Wayne Capers and Will Schwartz

Owner:

Trades Covered:Drywall Framing

LOD:350

Software:Revit 2023

Verticals:  BIM for Drywall & Framing Contractors

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SRM San Jose Assisted Living, situated at 3355 Almaden Expressway in San Jose, CA, comprises a residential space spanning 197,864 square feet, equipped with contemporary amenities. The primary requirement of the project was to produce shop drawings for each wall and floor framing, along with providing quantity take-off and location of the embed.

Key Project Details

Project Area:197,864 Square Feet

Architect:

Engineer:

Contractor(s):Wayne Capers and Will Schwartz

Owner:

LOD:350

Trades Covered:Drywall Framing

Software:Revit 2023

Verticals:  BIM for Drywall & Framing Contractors

Scope of Work

 

Our scope of work was to create the 3D BIM model and prepare the shop drawings of the drywall panels, ceiling framing,
and embed plans of the construction project.

 

Challenges & Solutions

 

Challenge 1:

There were a lot of framing specifications of studs for different levels with various conditions.

 

Solution 1:

Held regular meetings with the client to collect data-driven inputs to help us eliminate errors and work on drawings accurately.

 

Challenge 2:

Any updation in the wall frame caused us to regenerate the drawings again and rework the annotation part as well. When we needed to create the sheets using the assemble option, then we couldn’t generate shop drawings using MWF plug-ins because of the limitation of MWF files.

 

Solution 2:

We separated the files for Wall Panel shop drawings generated by MWF and Floor Joist Shop Drawings generated from Assemblies. Also, we generated the shop drawings after all the updation work to avoid regenerating the drawings and reworking the annotation part.

 

Pinnacle’s Value Addition

 

Throughout the project execution phase, we issued 17 RFIs concerning drywall framing matters. Among them, we clarified a few points, and for those that were approved by the client, we proceeded based on certain assumptions.

 

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