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The new $1.79 billion Wexner Medical Center Inpatient Hospital is the largest single facilities project ever undertaken by the university.
As work continues on Ohio State University’s new Wexner Medical Center Inpatient Hospital, construction crews are ready for some challenges. The new $1.79 billion center, the largest single facilities project ever undertaken by the university, will connect to the James Cancer Hospital, and do so while the James center remains open. “That’s going to be a significant challenge,” said Ragan Fallang, project manager. “We built the James Cancer By Lori Tobias
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Hospital about 10 years ago. Operationally, it’s going to be challenging. The new medical center is 25 stories and almost two million square feet, so it is significant in size and for a hospital project, the scale is unusual. There are not a lot of other hospital projects that large sound the country.” Construction crews with joint venture Walsh/Turner will remove the entire west wall of the James Hospital and tie in each floor between the two buildings. The cancer center will have some room closures, but the majority of the building will stay open.
“We are going to build the structural metal frame of the new building first so we can roof over the top to prevent the risk of anything getting into the facility,” Fallang said. “We’ll build a temporary wall between the two structures to separate construction from non-construction activity. We felt it was the best way to protect the existing structure from outside factors. It’s a pretty interesting approach. That construction will start late next year and could take a year to two years to complete.” see DEMOLITION page 6
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HCEA to Host Its 18th Annual Old Equipment Show The 18th Annual Old Construction & Mining Equipment Show will be Sept. 11 and 12, 2021, on Ohio 519 (43672 Stumptown Road), between U.S. 22 and New Athens, Ohio, just over 1 mile west of New Athens, Ohio. Antique trucks, construction and mining equipment will be on static display and in operation throughout the weekend. Equipment owned by the Harrison Coal & Reclamation Historical Park (HCRHP), members of the HCRHP, Ohio Valley Chapter of the Historical Construction Equipment Association, Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club Chapter 22 and other organizations will be displayed or in operation such as draglines, shovels, trucks, crawlers, dozers and more. The show runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Equipment will be in operation around 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. The Silver Spade operators cab and bucket are located on the grounds. The Silver Spade operators cab was painted in 2017 to the original colors it was in 1965. A southern style barbeque food stand by Two Guys and a Grill Southern Style Barbeque will feature pulled pork, fish, burgers, loaded baked potato and other
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items. (Subject to changes and additions.) All antique trucks, construction, crawler and mining (surface or underground) equipment are welcome. Bring your antique trucks, crawler, construction and mining
equipment for some digging fun or static display. Exhibitor camping is available on site. Photo and history displays also are welcome. Friday is set up day for anyone wishing to bring in their antique trucks, crawler, con-
struction and mining equipment before the show. Admission is $3.00 per person. During shows, special events and volunteer work days are the only times the location is open to the public and the show is a great time to visit the grounds. A hoop structure was added to the grounds since last year’s show. This will help in maintenance and restoration of machinery owned by the Harrison Coal & Reclamation Historical Park along with being used for special events, displays and vendors during shows. A spring show was held for the first time Memorial Day weekend, and work was done to improve the grounds during that show. Plans are to continue doing some improvements to the grounds that can be done during the 18th Annual show. A second Marion 111-M dragline has been added to the Harrison Coal & Reclamation Historical Park collection since last year’s show. For more information, contact the Ohio Valley Chapter of the Historical Construction Equipment Association at 740/312-5385, 330/618-8032 or email. oldironshow@yahoo.com. Find Old Construction & Mining Equipment Show on Facebook at facebook.com/OCMES
Columbus Kenworth Adds Parts, Response to Growth... Rebranding Under Way Service Dealership in Zanesville for Ohio Ag Equipment Kenworth of Zanesville is located at 3925 All American Way in Zanesville, Ohio.
Columbus Kenworth offers expanded support to fleets and truck operators in central Ohio with the addition of its new parts and service dealership in Zanesville, Ohio. Kenworth of Zanesville, a division of Columbus Kenworth Inc., is approximately one hour east of Columbus. The new dealership is conveniently located along Interstate 70, one of the longest interstate highways in the U.S. In addition to serving truck customers passing through on I-70, Kenworth of Zanesville will support the local market which features agriculture, gas and oil businesses. The 24,000 sq.-ft. building is situated on 25 acres with plenty of room for drivers to park their trucks. The facility features 12 service bays and a 1,100 sq.-ft.
parts retail display area. There also is a 10,900 sq.-ft. space allocated to bulk storage, allowing for ample parts availability. Kenworth of Zanesville is located at 3925 All American Way in Zanesville. Hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday. The phone number is 740/487-4295. In addition to Kenworth of Zanesville, Columbus Kenworth Inc. operates Kenworth of Ashland and Columbus Kenworth. Hissong Kenworth Inc. operates two dealerships — Kenworth of Canton and Kenworth of Richfield. Columbus Kenworth, Inc. and Hissong Kenworth Inc. are owned by the Hissong Group Inc. For more information, visit www.kenworth.com.
Ohio Ag Equipment, a division of Ohio Machinery Co., has launched an extensive rebranding effort in response to increased company growth. At the heart of this rebranding, Ohio Ag Equipment is introducing a refreshed logo design, a new and improved website, as well as a new tagline, “Better Equipped.” Ohio Machinery Co. entered the ag industry in 2003, doing business as Ohio Cat, and established its agriculture equipment division in 2008. Over the past 18 years, Ohio Ag Equipment has continued to grow within the ag industry and establish itself as a trusted and knowledgeable equipment dealer in Ohio. The rebranding illustrates this evolution. “We have grown our business and footprint in Ohio over the last several years. Our brand relaunch represents the natural evolution of that transformation,” said Mike Mampieri, Ohio Ag Equipment’s general manager. “Today, Ohio Ag Equipment offers seven full-service, ag-dedicated locations across Ohio. It’s imperative for our brand to reflect and promote our company as it is today and the tremendous value we offer. “The new logo, website and tagline reflect a new era for Ohio Ag Equipment, one that better represents our core values, what we do, and how we operate. While reluctant to depart from the recognizable black and yellow that saw us through from 2003, we feel it is time to modernize our look, symbolizing our move toward a stronger, stand-alone identity.” For more information, visit OhioAgEquipment.com.
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Demolition Yields 98 Percent Recycled Material at OSU DEMOLITION from page 1
Work on the project began in September 2020 with the demolition of the existing north and south Cannon parking garages. Ninety-eight percent of the waste materials from the demolition were recycled, including 85 million lbs. of concrete, rebar and galvanized metal. The materials were diverted from landfills to reclamation projects. It’s all part of OSU’s sustainability goals, which include becoming a zerowaste campus by 2025. The new seven-level deck parking garage just south of the new hospital site is complete and includes an open top deck. Currently, crews are at work on numerous different compoOhio State University photo
Crews are at work on numerous different components throughout the project that involve a variety of equipment. L EEB O Y 8 5 2 0 A SP H A LT PA V E R
nents throughout the project that involve a variety of equipment. “Right now, we’ve got some other local activity-specific equipment,” Fallang said. “We’re pouring concrete. We have a couple of elevator towers coming up out of the curb. The building has 51 elevators, so there are three main elevator shafts and several smaller ones. We have small mobile see DEMOLITION page 7
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The inpatient hospital will be located east of Cannon Drive. It will create stronger connections with The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center — Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC-James), Rhodes Hall, Doan Hall, the Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital and the Brain and Spine Hospital. Additional project details include: • up to 820 beds, replacing and expanding on the 440 beds in Rhodes Hall and Doan Hall; • the OSUCCC-James will gain 148 beds — 84 new and 64 resulting from construction backfilling; • 60 neonatal intensive care unit bassinets; • diagnostic, treatment and inpatient service areas; emergency department; imaging; operating rooms; and critical care and medical/surgical beds; • renovation of the OSUCCC-James and Ross Heart Hospital for blood bank, support services and building connections; and • a new inpatient hospital garage with up to 1,887 spaces to serve patients and visitors by replacing the North and South Cannon garages.
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Crews Demolish Garages to Make Way for New Hospital
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Work on the project began in September 2020 with the demolition of the existing north and south Cannon parking garages. DEMOLITION from page 6
cranes. Two of the tower cranes are set. Concrete has been placed for the second level plaza. The first two floors have concrete structural columns. Crews doing that are using tower cranes with luffing jibs leased from AllCrane in North Columbus. The current installed height is 230 feet to the top of the crane. They will ‘jump’ twice during the project, first to 328 feet and then, finally, to 443 feet. The tip of the boom in the upright position is 600 feet, which will give us plenty of clearance above the building. “We also have elevator cores that utilize self-climbing formwork. The forms are constructed on one level that connects the con-
crete for the floor below and forms for the next concrete placement. Hydraulic systems raise to the next level and it pulls itself along, like an inchworm. There is an integrated concrete pump that will pump concrete as we go up. It tops out at 388 feet. It’s a pretty neat activity.” To date, 40,000 cu. yds. of earth has been moved. There are about 70,000 cu. yds. of concrete in the project and 15,000 tons of structural steel. The workforce of skilled trade workers is currently about 100, and expected to peak at 1,000 skilled trade workers. The hospital is scheduled to open in 2026. CEG
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