Portland Building Overclad Nears Completion

Date: 21 March 2019

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Date: 21 March 2019

Progress continues on the overclad of Michael Graves’ post modern icon, The Portland Building.

Benson’s Otay Mesa Assembly Facility completed the last of the 946 curtain wall units this month. Installation on the final two elevations continue with an estimated substantial completion date slated for Mid-April.

Project Manager Melissa Johnson and Field Superintendent Charlie Graham have worked closely with our client Howard S Wright, A Balfour Beatty Organization coordinating the various trades working on this complex site.

The Portland Building’s curtain wall installation close to completion

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