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Erecting 13,500 tons of structural steel for the Intuit Dome, located a mere 3.3 miles from LAX—one of the world’s busiest airports—was a formidable task. With LAX handling over 1,500 landings and takeoffs daily, strict height limitations were enforced within a designated perimeter around the site. The project site footprint itself was small, necessitating constant crane plan and other logistics updates to work efficiently on site with the other trades and within the bounds set by the FAA. Our team tackled this challenge through meticulous and strategic planning, carefully orchestrating which fabrication shops would produce specific pieces. Each load was then transported to the project site as well as a local storage area, where it was efficiently delivered to the crane, followed by swift and precise bolt-up. The Schuff team was able to utilize the assistance of the local workforce of the surrounding area, as well as minority business groups to come up with unique solutions to the everyday challenges posed and successfully deliver the bowl and roof framing, admin building, halo, diagrid structure and pedestrian bridge. Check out this documentary that showcases some of the stellar steelwork that went into this iconic project: https://lnkd.in/eMAjXH4a