Wall framing and insulation underway at Westonka Library
The Westonka Library construction site is bustling. Carpenters are framing and partially sheetrocking interior partitions. Work on exterior walls—from framing to insulation and preparations to receive siding—is also underway. With geothermal lines in place, construction of the trash enclosure has begun, with footings and walls recently formed. Bridge foundations are also being set.
Progress photos
Work on the trash enclosure began the last week in August, with forming of footings.
A week later, the trash enclosure’s curved concrete wall was in place.
Air barrier is installed on the northwest canopy overhang and main reading room’s north wall.
Concrete floors were poured in August, enabling work on interior partitions below the high roof. Above, a carpenter works on study-room wall and ceiling assemblies.
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough ins take shape, including installation of heat pumps, as shown here.
Siding will soon be installed on the north façade. Upcoming Work
- Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough ins
- Staining and finishing of glu-lams and joists
- Installation of curtain wall and storefront frames
- Standing seam roof installation
- Siding
- Setting boardwalk piers
- Construction of the trash enclosure
- Installation of light poles, the boulder wall, and curb and gutter
Project update
Interested in receiving future updates on the project? Visit the Westonka Library building project page.
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