NEW St. Joseph High School – Cold Form Steel

Rosema Construction selected Frost Engineering & Consulting to team with them to provide an efficient, cost effective exterior facade back-up system for the new St. Joseph High School, located in South Bend Indiana. Groundbreaking on the $35.5 million sponsored facility took place June 10, 2011, with erection of the main steel framing currently in progress. An efficient framing system was developed using Frost Engineering’s host of structural design/modeling tools with shop drawings and construction details of exterior wall sections provided to the contractor (Rosema).

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Tags: engineering, Frost Engineering & Consulting, Structural Engineering, Rosema Construction, South Bend, St. Joseph High School, NEW St. Joseph High School, Cold-Form Steel, framing, shop drawings, Joe Winters, Stephen Manner

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