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WGI’s scope included an engineering assessment of the club house’s plaza system and expansion joints, structural analysis, preparation of construction documents, and construction administration.
The existing plaza system had numerous failures making it difficult to navigate, hard to drain, and aesthetically unappealing to members and visitors to the clubhouse. The existing plaza system and plants in the planter boxes were demoed and discarded. The installation of a new plaza system included a hot-applied membrane, drainage mats, protection boards, new expansion joints, bi-level drains beneath new curbs, and pavers set in a herringbone pattern.
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