At more than 20 feet tall, the East End Transformation Project integrated mock-ups are hard to miss. The structures replicate the building facades of the Kemper Art Museum addition, Weil Hall and the Pavilions and play an important role in construction by allowing the project team — architects, engineers, contractor and owner — to test building performance and preview materials and connections.
The integrated mock-ups will remain onsite until the east end’s completion.
This spring, while they are being constructed, some components will be set using a crane. When the crane is in operation over the Walker Lot drive, vehicular traffic will be momentarily held (less than 3 minutes).
Pedestrians from Skinker should continue to use the detour located south of the McCarthy trailer complex. Here’s a closer view of construction mock-ups. (All photos by Joe Angeles/Washington University.)
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- A builder works atop one of the construction mock-ups on the east end job site.
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- Mock-ups play an important role in construction by allowing the project team to test building performance and preview materials and connections.
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- The east end integrated mock-ups are more than 20 feet tall.
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- Construction workers use a lift to access the top of one of the integrated mock-ups.
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