Millburn High School Auxiliary Field Design-Build | Millburn, NJ
Millburn High School Auxiliary Field Design-Build | Millburn, NJ
Location: Millburn, NJ
Client: Millburn Township Public Schools
Facility: Millburn High School Auxiliary Field
Project Type: Design-Build
Surface: Synthetic Turf
Scope: Design and Permitting, Clay Infield Removal, Drainage System, Turf Removal and Replacement, Site Improvements
Turf System: Synthetic turf
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed a design-build for Millburn High School Auxiliary Field in Millburn, New Jersey.
The Client
Millburn High School is part of Millburn Township Public Schools in New Jersey, serving the township’s secondary-school students.
The Challenge
Millburn High School’s auxiliary field was originally constructed with a synthetic turf multipurpose field connected to a clay infield. Over time, the clay infield mix migrated onto the synthetic turf playing areas, causing recurring maintenance problems for the school.
Construction Process
Keystone Sports Construction was contracted to redesign the field concept to mitigate these problems and worked on the design, permit submittals, and approvals. KSC then completed the field renovations, which included removal of the clay infield area, building a new drainage system for the new turf area, removal and replacement of the existing turf area and other general site improvements.
Project Details
- Field redesign, permit submittals, and approvals.
- Removal of the clay infield.
- Drainage system for the new turf area.
- Removal and replacement of existing synthetic turf.
- General site improvements.
Materials & Systems
- Synthetic turf.
FAQs
What is design-build? Design-build brings design and construction services together under one contract with a single design-builder, giving the owner a coordinated team for planning and construction.
What is considered when designing a synthetic turf field? Planning begins with the intended sports, site conditions, drainage, and turf selection. Access, fencing, and other supporting features are coordinated with the field design.