Primary structural frame
Detailing of wide-flange beams, columns, braces, HSS members and embedded steel components across the 14-story structure.
LocationBillings, Montana
Client and FabricatorTrueNorth Steel
Structural and Miscellaneous SteelApproximately 4,029 tons
Building Height14 stories
Delivery MethodDesign Assist
Project overview
A major vertical healthcare project in Billings.
The St. Vincent Hospital – IH Billings project involved the development of a 14-story healthcare facility in Billings, Montana.
Working for TrueNorth Steel, Anatomic provided design-assist services and detailing for approximately 4,029 tons of structural and miscellaneous steel.
The scope extended beyond the primary structural frame to include elevator framing, roof openings, a sky bridge, extensive stair towers and miscellaneous metals.
Approx. 4,029
Tons detailed
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Project team and technical details
- Engineer of Record
- Martin/Martin
- Primary Scope
- Structural steel and miscellaneous metals detailing
- Special Structural Elements
- Elevator framing, roof openings and sky bridge
- Miscellaneous Metals
- Stairs, guardrails, ladders and related components
- Delivery Approach
- Design Assist with regular model submissions to the Engineer of Record
Steel detailing scope
From the main structural frame to specialized steel elements.
Specialized structural elements
Elevator framing, roof openings and the sky bridge introduced additional conditions beyond the main structural frame.
Stair towers and miscellaneous metals
The scope also included extensive stair towers, stairs, guardrails, ladders and related steel components throughout the building.
Design assist & coordination
A developing model coordinated with engineering and multiple trades.
Engineering review
Regular model submissions to Martin/Martin, the Engineer of Record, supported coordination as the structural design developed.
Multitrade coordinationThe model was coordinated with precast, metal deck, elevator, stud wall panel, building shell and penetration trades.
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