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Greenbrier H.S. Storm Shelter & Volleyball Facility

Greenbrier H.S. Storm Shelter & Volleyball Facility – Greenbrier, AR

Project Overview

CoreSlab Structures is proud to have been chosen to provide the precast components for the Greenbrier High School Storm Shelter and Volleyball Facility. This structure will serve as a community storm shelter and a practice facility for the school’s girls volleyball team. The project includes a total of 71 precast pieces and a total of 8 erection days to complete.

The precast pieces include 19 double tees, with a span of 66′-0″, and 41 insulated wall panels. The walls are a combination of block/brick veneer, metal panels, and exposed precast. The walls are 2″ thick with vertical and horizontal reveals. The wall height is 33′-9″ and the panel widths are 10″ and 12″.

There are also 11 solid roof slabs, plus 4″ FEMA topping/over locker rooms and restrooms located on the back of the building.

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Project Attributes

Project Name:
Greenbrier H.S. Storm Shelter & Volleyball Facility

Project Location:
Greenbrier, AR

Building Type:
Storm Shelters

Owner:
Greenbrier School District

Architect:
Jackson Brown Palculict

Precast Producer:
Coreslab (ARK) Inc.

Product Types:
Structural

Project Attributes:
This structure acts as a community storm shelter & a volleyball practice facility for the girl’s H.S. team.  Seismic Design Category: “D”.  9, 155 sq/ft. (71) total precast pieces. total of 8 erection days. (19) 32″ double tees + 4″ FEMA topping slab. Double tee span 66′-0″.  (41) 12″ insulated wall panels – the exterior is a combination of block/brick veneer, metal panels, & exposed precast walls. walls have 2″ of insulation with vertical & horizontal reveals. wall height: 33′-9″. Panel widths 10″ & 12″ wide.  (11) 8″ solid roof slabs +4″ FEMA topping/over locker rooms & restrooms located on the backside of the building.  The project completed in 2022.

Precast Benefits

The main precast benefits for the CoreSlab Structures project at Greenbrier High School include durability, cost savings, and speed of construction. Precast concrete is known for its durability and strength, making it an ideal choice for a community storm shelter and volleyball facility. Precast concrete also requires less labor and materials than traditional cast-in-place concrete, saving money and time on the project.

Additionally, the precast components require significantly less time to erect than traditional cast-in-place concrete, allowing the project to be completed quickly and efficiently. The insulated precast wall panels offer thermal benefits, helping to reduce energy costs associated with the building. Finally, precast concrete pieces are aesthetically pleasing and come in a variety of colors and textures, allowing them to blend in with the existing architecture of the building.

Greenbrier H.S. Storm Shelter & Volleyball Facility – Greenbrier, AR

About Coreslab

Coreslab Structures is a leading global manufacturer and distributor of precast concrete products. Since 1975, we have been a premier producer of precast/prestressed concrete products, supplying top–of–the–line structural, architectural, and hollow core solutions to clients across Canada and the United States.

Our extensive network of precast/prestressed concrete facilities, combined with our commitment to excellence and technical expertise, has helped us become a leader in construction innovation and sustainable practices.

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