Methods and Materials Panel presentation

Methods & Materials

Miami September 10, 2015

Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Storm Hardening Case Study

Seafood Industry in Biloxi…

Wooden Piers and Structures

Oyster Shucking Oyster Crates

Oyster Lugger



Corrugated Metal Roof Clapboard Siding

1934 National Register

Old Museum before Katrina….


Hurricane Katrina August 29, 2005...

Old Museum In Ruins….


IN CONTRAST

YHC 300 Curtain Wall 2005...

Hurricane Katrina August 29, 2005...

•  Casino not built to impact standards and suffered $125 million damage

Hurricane Katrina Tenth Anniversary...

PROJECT SCOPE

Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum…

•  Project Architect H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture, NYC

•  General Contractor GM & R Construction Company, Inc.

•  Glazing Contractor A1 Glass Service Inc., Covington, LA

•  Architectural Aluminum YKK AP America Inc.

The Nydia – built in 1898…. Johnson Shipyard Back Bay Biloxi, MS

•  Highest Craftsmanship •  Renowned for fast ships •  Closed in 1906 •  Nydia only remaining

“Johnson Boat”

Baldwin Wood

•  Inventor of waterworks pumps in New Orleans

•  Owned Nydia 1904 – 1956 •  Died at tiller of Nydia

courtesy of Tulane University Special Collections

DESIGN CHALLENGES

Storm Surge….

Ship in a Bottle??….

Protect Artifacts ….

3” x 8” Back Member

LMI - 0.090” SentryGlas LMI Spandrel – 0.090” PVB SMI – 0.060” PVB

Thermal Performance VUE 1 - 50 on #2 Surface

YHC 300 Curtain Wall

Recall Your Roots...

Meet Energy Usage Goals….

attached to Horizontals...

Anchor Plate...

Anchor Plate...

Anchor Plate...

Anchor Plate...

Custom Anchors...

MARITIME & SEAFOOD INDUSTRY MUSEUM

TODAY

courtesy of Lucas Schmermund





Greg Galloway ProTek® Brand Manager

[email protected]

Johnson Shipyard

Point Cadet or “The Point”...

Documents

Methods and Materials Panel presentation