Project · Chicago

New office masonry construction — Women's Health Group.

312 Masonry completed the masonry construction for a new Women's Health Group office building in Chicago — building a new 8-inch CMU elevator shaft and stairwell shaft, fully grouted for structural strength, fire resistance and long-term durability.

New Office Masonry Construction — Women’s Health Group
The project

Project description.

The Women’s Health Group project called for masonry construction of two critical vertical elements in a brand-new office building: the elevator shaft and the stairwell shaft. Both needed to meet structural, fire-code and durability requirements from the ground up — new construction, not a retrofit.

312 Masonry built both shafts using fully grouted 8-inch concrete masonry units (CMU), giving the structure exceptional strength and fire resistance. All work followed project specifications and industry standards for precise alignment, superior workmanship and a solid foundation for the building’s structural system.

What we did

Scope of work.

  • Constructed a new 8-inch CMU elevator shaft from the ground up.
  • Constructed a new 8-inch CMU stairwell shaft alongside it.
  • Used fully grouted concrete masonry block for maximum structural strength.
  • Built to specification for fire resistance and long-term durability.
  • Coordinated alignment and tolerances with the building's structural system.
  • Completed all masonry work to project specifications and industry standards.
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Highlights

Project highlights.

New commercial construction
8-inch CMU elevator shaft
8-inch CMU stairwell shaft
Fully grouted block construction
Fire-resistant masonry
Structural strength & durability
Precision alignment
Commercial office building
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