Suburban Logistics Park
Five logistics buildings totaling 2.4 million SF, turned over to tenants in the order their leases required.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Region
- U.S. Texas
- Market
- Commercial & Mixed-Use
- Capital value
- $310M
- Size
- 5 buildings · 2,400,000 SF
- Delivery
- Design-Build
- Duration
- 20 months
- Completed
- 2023
What was at stake.
Tenants signed leases on fixed dates, but the contractor scheduled the buildings in the order easiest to build. Two tenants would have been late. Nobody had compared the schedule to the leases.
How we controlled it.
What our schedulers and cost engineers did on this project.
Leases into the schedule
Each lease turnover date became a milestone, and we resequenced the buildings to meet them.
Tilt-wall rhythm
Panel casting and erection moved from building to building in a steady rhythm the crews could follow.
Cost by building
Costs were tracked by building, so the owner knew the real cost of each lease.
Weekly updates
Weekly updates during turnover kept tenant improvement work in sync.
The result.
The fix was simple once someone put the leases next to the schedule. That someone should always be on the owner's side.
Project controls lead, EvrardBanes
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