Multi-Family Development – Scalable Framing Efficiency

Commercial

Seamless integration of new rough framing with existing structure in historic district

Project Overview

This home addition project in Anaheim’s historic district required careful planning to match the existing structure’s framing style and materials. We seamlessly integrated the new addition while preserving the home’s architectural integrity and ensuring structural compatibility. The project required special permits and careful coordination with the historic preservation board. We completed the rough framing phase with zero damage to the existing structure and received commendation from the city’s historic preservation committee.

1,200 sq ft

Project size

4 weeks

Duration

Anaheim, CA

Location

2024

Year

Proiect Specifications

Materials Used

Matching Existing Materials, Historic-Compliant Lumber

Key Features

Seamless Integration

Permit Compliance

Historic Preservation

Architectural Match

Measurable Results

✓ Matching Existing Materials, Historic-Compliant Lumber

Case Study

Detailed analysis of project scope, challenges, solutions, and outcomes

Project Scope

Rough framing for a 24-unit, three-story apartment complex.

Challenge

• Tight urban site with limited staging area for materials.

• Need to keep project on schedule despite concurrent sitework.

Solutions

✓ Implemented just-in-time delivery of framing materials to avoid storage bottlenecks.

✓ Split framing crews into parallel teams to work on multiple units simultaneously.

✓ Leveraged prefabricated wall panels to reduce assembly time.

Tmeline

Delivered on schedule — saved developer an estimated $45,000 in holding costs.

Outcomes

★ Achieved structural inspection approvals on first submission for all units.

★ Developer contracted Woodhenge Builders for two additional multi-family projects.

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