 Frazier begins work on Discovery Children’s Museum at The Smith Center | 27 Apr 2011 |
Frazier begins work on the 58,000 square foot Discovery Children’s Museum, an interactive educational destination located in downtown Las Vegas’ high profile Smith Center cultural campus. Frazier is providing structural CMU, brick veneer, and mechanically fastened stone veneer services for this massive project. When complete the world class cultural complex will feature 2,458 tons of Indiana limestone installed by Frazier and will be an anchor adding vitality, diversity and cultural appeal to the whole downtown Las Vegas area. View latest project images by clicking here.
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| Topping out ceremony held at Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall | 25 Apr 2011 |
During the April 23rd topping out ceremony, the final piece of Reynolds Hall, a massive 50 ton stainless steel cap was installed to complete the Carillon Bell Tower taking it to 170 feet. Frazier provided structural CMU and full dimension Indiana limestone cladding services for the building. To view images of the tower and its construction process click here. Read Engineering News Record article here.
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| Frazier project featured in Masonry Construction magazine | 17 Jan 2011 |
The cover story in the January issue of Masonry Construction magazine features the P-015 BEQ project in Camp Pendleton, CA. Frazier Masonry provided structural CMU service for the four-story, 68,500 sq. ft., LEED Silver certified project. View project photos here. To read article in Masonry Construction magazine click here.
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| Frazier to use tower cranes for Performing Arts Center projects | 12 Jan 2011 |
Frazier Masonry forges ahead as it puts in tower cranes at two upcoming Performing Arts Center projects at Calabasas & Agoura Hills High Schools. The Structural CMU section will start late January or early February. To view photos of the challenging tower crane installation click here.
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| Frazier tops out at Smith Center | 09 Sep 2010 |
Yesterday Frazier topped out CMU portion on the 145 foot tall Large Hall Tower C section of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas, NV. The Smith Center was envisioned as a world-class performing arts center that will enable Southern Nevada to take its place on an international stage, celebrating artistic excellence, education and culture from around the world. Frazier is proud to partner with Whiting-Turner Contracting Company on this major project by providing structural CMU and full dimension Indiana limestone cladding services. View the latest jobsite photos and topping out images by clicking here. Read the Las Vegas Business Press article on the unique construction & design aspects of Smith Center by clicking here.
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| Frazier places 55,000 block per week at USMC BEQ Package 5 | 09 Sep 2010 |
Frazier Masonry is providing Structural CMU services for the USMC BEQ Package 5 project at MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. On average Frazier is placing 55,000 block per week on this job. Frazier is proud to partner with San Diego based Harper Construction on this project. View the latest jobsite images by clicking here.
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| Frazier places 30,000 block per week at USMC BEQ Package 6 | 30 Aug 2010 |
Frazier Masonry is providing Structural CMU services for the USMC BEQ Package 6 Margarita project at MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. On average Frazier is placing 30,000 block per week on this job. Frazier is proud to partner with San Diego based Harper Construction on this project. View the latest jobsite images by clicking here.
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| Frazier excels at challenging projects | 12 Jul 2010 |
Frazier is proud to provide concrete paving services for the Timpanogos Plant Expansion project in American Fork, UT. Frazier’s Concrete Division completed the 130,000 SF concrete paving job in 4 consecutive days placing over 3600 yards in 900 yard increments. Frazier provides on time, high quality work every time, even on the most demanding and challenging of projects. For the latest Timpanogos project images click here.
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| 97,773 man hours without lost time incident | 30 Jun 2010 |
The ribbon cutting ceremony was held on June 16th for the BEQ Package 1 project at MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. Frazier provided Structural CMU services and spent 97,773 man hours on the project without a lost time incident. Frazier believes in delivering the best value in the masonry industry while upholding its commitment to safety, quality and integrity. View photos of the ribbon cutting ceremony and project here.
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 Frazier Masonry crews completed 24 CMU buildings in six and half months as part of a Soltek Pacific design build project. Frazier Masonry overcame sand storms, extreme winds and even a blanket of snow. Transportation challenges, lack of onsite water reserves and no utilities did not stop production. [They] exceeded expectations by completing the project 17 days ahead of the baseline schedule. As a Project Superintendent I look forward to working with Frazier Masonry in the future.
--Joe Whipple - Project Superintendent - Soltek Pacific Construction
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