Jacksonville Airport Garage 3

This airport parking garage construction project utilized a precast hollow-core plank system with cast-in-place topping slabs, requiring precise coordination at plank joints, shear transfers, and tie-ins to an existing garage structure. The team managed complex elevated deck placements while maintaining drainage performance and structural alignment within an active airport environment.

Foundations met mass concrete criteria, requiring temperature monitoring, active cooling, and thermal crack prevention measures during placement. Frequent weather delays, evolving design changes, and ongoing anchor bolt adjustments demanded real-time coordination and adaptive sequencing to maintain schedule and quality.

Rigorous QA/QC procedures, including daily inspections, field testing, and third-party verification, ensured long-term durability, flatness, and structural performance for this complex aviation infrastructure project.