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E.E. Austin & Son, Inc. is experienced in a variety of industries from industrial/manufacturing to hospitality and healthcare.
Below you'll find some of our project highlights. Choose an industry sector from the right or click a project below to view more details.
Johnson Reservoir Geodesic Dome (2008)
Last Updated (Monday, 23 March 2009 15:11)
This interesting project was done at the Johnson Reservoir in Erie. It involved removing the existing concrete roof structure and replacing it with a new 170' diameter aluminum geodesic dome.
After cutting up and removing the concrete lid, we drained the reservoir. Then the dome was assembled and hoisted up to be set on the reservoir wall.
Engineer: KLH Engineers, Pittsburgh, PA www.klhengineers.com
Metro Machine Intermediate Graving Dock (2004)
Construction of a removable watertight dock gate 120' long and 33' high with concrete foundation and abutments. Modification of existing sump and dewater system, along with gate and dry dock startup and testing.
The facility is now leased by Erie Shipbuilding LLC www.erieshipbuilding.com
Engineer: Urban Engineers of Erie, Inc., Erie, PA www.urbanengineers.com/urbanoffices/erie.html
Erie County Courthouse - 5th Floor (2008)
Our work on the 22,000 SF project included demolition, windows, interior partitions, interior finishes, ceilings, file storage system, and office furniture.
Tenants in the new space include the District Attorney department, the County Executive, and the County accounting/finance department.
With work nearly complete, a malfunctioning water filter caused water damage on Nov. 21st to a large portion of the new finishes and damaged areas of every floor in the courthouse. E.E. Austin performed work to repair the damaged areas.
GoErie.com (Erie Times-News) water damage article (11/21/2008)
GoErie.com (Erie Times-News) article on cleanup progress (12/5/2008)
Architect: Roth Marz Partnership, Erie, PA
Penn State Behrend Almy Hall (1997)
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New 5-story 35,000-SF suite-style dormitory on the Penn State Behrend campus in Erie, PA. Included excavation, masonry bearing wall and precast concrete plank structure, slabs on grade, interior finishes, and sitework.
Architect: Hoffman-Popovich Architects, Boalsburg, PA
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