Structural Steel Building for the School for Performing Arts

When the SPCA School for the Performing Arts contracted Avenue Fabricating, Inc. to develop and build this featured structure, we knew it would be our largest project yet. Upholding a tight tolerance of 1/16", we manufactured the necessary components for building. Constructed from rolled steel, the structural steel building features an array of interior catwalks, mezzanines, ladders, stairs, and rails. All steel received one coat of grey primer. A variety of steel materials were used throughout manufacturing, including: wide flange beams grade A992; channels, squares, and plate grade A36; and pipe grade A500-GrB. The project required a total of 2,000 tons of material and lasted 9 months. The building now serves as an educational facility in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

To learn more about this building project, please contact Avenue Fabricating.

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Steel plate stringer stair with glass handrail Steel plate stringer stair with glass handrail		Close up of glass handrail Close up of glass handrail		Overview of Stairs Overview of Stairs

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