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University of Saskatchewan Spinks Addition

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Source: Bird Construction

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The five-storey Spinks addition includes 104,000 square feet of concrete frame and masonry to house chemistry teaching labs. Construction also included renovations to 8,600 square feet of existing labs within the Thorvaldson Building, which is home to the Departments of Chemistry and Computer science. Precise coordination was critical to the execution of this project due to the fact that the facil

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Sector
Cement, Commercial, Education, Steel, Residential, Manufacturing (Industrial)
Location
Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Bird Construction

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The project “University of Saskatchewan Spinks Addition” is an infrastructure initiative in the Cement sector, located in Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Bird Construction.

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The five-storey Spinks addition includes 104,000 square feet of concrete frame and masonry to house chemistry teaching labs. Construction also included renovations to 8,600 square feet of existing labs within the Thorvaldson Building, which is home to the Departments of Chemistry and Computer science. Precise coordination was critical to the execution of this project due to the fact that the facility was situated on a small lot allowing for only eight to 25 feet of free area around the building to stage construction materials and equipment.

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Cement, Commercial, Education, Steel, Residential, Manufacturing (Industrial)

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2023-11-15

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