Monthly Archives: April 2013

CSA Proudly sponsored a local 5K race in Covington, TN  to support the Go Lucy Go Foundation, which  is dedicated to serving children and families facing the diagnosis of a brain tumor. Their goal is to provide comfort and support to these families as they face the most important fight of their lives.  For more on this great organization, you can visit their website at www.golucygo.org

The Sponsorship Banner and Sign for the Race

This is the lady of honor,  Lucy Krull and her father, Erik

Ready, Set, Go!!

Construction Progress at the new Dollywood River Rush boardwalk and water attraction. The Boardwalk was constructed on timber piles embedded 6′-0″ – 12′-0″ into the existing grade and on a Redi-Rock MSE retaining wall near the entry to the ride.  The boardwalk is nearly 600 linear feet long and will support the entry and exit to the new water attraction.  The water attraction can be viewed on Dollywood’s Website Here.

This temporary sheet piling is already 15′-0″ into the ground and currently stands more than 50 feet in the air.  The piling will be driven completely into the ground to serve as a temporary cofferdam for a new concrete structure that will be part of an underground coal handling system.  CSA was responsible for the design of the sheet piling, ring beams, and wall supports for this project.   The structure is being built in Pasadena, TX by Continental Construction.

New Hope Christian Church Structural Steel – Special Braced Frames & Intermediate Moment Frames – California welcome to Memphis!

CSA was proud to support the runners of the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon in conjunction with the East Tennessee AIA.  Several volunteers showed up to support the runners and we handed out water and Gatorade to several thousand people on this beautiful Sunday morning.

Here are photos for the construction of the Pi Beta Phi House at the University of Tennessee.  The house is getting close to being complete, and the girls will be moving into the new house in the fall.

Here are some construction photos of the IBEW training facility being built off of Interstate 75 near Western Avenue.  The pre-engineered metal building shell has been erected and light gauge exterior framing will start next week.

 Very Well Done W.W.F Mesh in IBEW Slab. Chairs, Vapor Retarder, & Laps have all been installed according to the drawings.

Welcome to our newly updated website! We are excited to show you more of our projects and allow you to get to know a little bit more about our firm. We will be posting construction progress, CSA news, activities, and events that we are a part of. We are excited to give you guys a peek into our world as consulting structural engineers!