The first installation of Torque Down Piles on an OSHPD project is in progress at Northridge Hospital Medical Center. This video, produced by Clark Construction, shows the installation of the casings for the test piles.

The piles will support a new service elevator tower which is being installed in conjunction with a $68 million project to upgrade the facility to SPC 2 standards. The Torque Down Piles were selected for this application because of their ability to be installed in a tight space and their quiet installation procedure which doesn’t impact Medical Center operations.

Intelisyn is the construction manager on the project. Clark Construction is the design/build contractor.

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Beau Mony produced this video as a fresh way of showing Intelisyn’s capabilities and accomplishments.

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Hathaway Dinwiddie, the buildings general contractor, developed this interesting video to document the erection of the 5th floor pedestrian bridge. The 170’ long bridge was put in place over a two day period.

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Randy Leopold, Director of Healthcare Architectural Services for UC San Diego Facilities Design and Construction, explains the design philosophies behind the new Sulpizio Family Cardio Vascular Center.

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