Anchorage, Alaska
This 17-story, 287,000 sf L-shaped structure was framed in structural steel to allow construction through the winter months. An innovation developed for this project was the on-site precasting of end-wall stair towers as story-high boxes. After erection, the boxes were post-tensioned full height from the top.
Anchorage, Alaska
This 26,000 sf museum is located on a 26-acre parcel in Northeast Anchorage. It includes exhibit and demonstration areas, a theater, cafe, gift shop, a large open circular hall for gatherings and performances, and a rural travel information kiosk.
Anchorage, Alaska
This vertical expansion project converted a 2-story structure into a 22-story, 440,000 sf high-rise office tower in two phases. The framing above the ground floor is structural steel with the lateral loads resisted by six ductile moment-resisting frames, four exterior frames around the perimeter, and two diagonal interior frames.
Girdwood, Alaska
This 10-story concrete tower has 307 rooms and suites. ABKJ’s structural design also included new upper and lower tram terminals for a 60 passenger aerial tram system, plus tram tower snow deflector walls.
Anchorage, Alaska
This 169’ structure was designed for high seismic lateral forces and wind speeds to 150 mph. Constructed of precast concrete with a structural steel framed internal tower.
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