Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Tri-City Aviation Hangar

Tri-City Aviation Hangar

10,505 sq ft Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings Client: Tri-City Aviation Market: Aviation Location: Tri-Cities Airport (KTRI), Blountville, Tennessee Facility: Corporate Aircraft Hangar Pre-Engineered Metal Building Manufacturer: USA Building Systems Building Specifications 10,505 square feet Pre-engineered metal building with metal wall panels, fiberglass insulation Translucent wall panels and standing seam roof  Bi-parting sliding hangar doors 6-week build …

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Nicewonder Hangar

Nicewonder Hangar

12,000 sq ft General Construction, Pre-Engineered Metal Building, Design Build Client: Nicewonder Aviation Market: Aviation Location: Virginia Highlands Airport (KVJI), Abingdon, Virginia  Facility: Corporate Aircraft Hangar Pre-Engineered Metal Building Manufacturer: Nucor Building Specifications 12,000 square feet Concrete and steel, fiberglass insulation Clear span pre-engineered metal building with ridged frame and Schwiess bifold hangar door Amenities …

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Foley Aviation hangar

Foley Aviation Hangar

6,400 sq ft General Construction, Pre-Engineered Metal Building, Design Build Client: Phoenix Medical Market: Aviation Location: Virginia Highlands Airport (KVJI), Abingdon, Virginia Facility: Corporate Aircraft Hangar Pre-Engineered Metal Building Manufacturer: USA Building Systems  Building Specifications 6,400 square feet Concrete, metal and steel with fiberglass insulation Clear span pre-engineered metal building with ridged frame  Stacking hangar door …

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A boom crawler crane sits outside a pre-engineered metal building at Tadano Mantis.

Tadano Mantis Expansion

20,656 sq ft Design-Build, General Construction and Pre-Engineered Metal Building Previous Next Market: Industrial Location: Richlands, Virginia Project Manager: Kajima Building & Design Group, Inc. Building Erection: H.S. Williams Company Building Specifications 20,656 square feet To support the manufacturing of telescopic boom crawler cranes, construction implemented a clear span, 40-feet eave that was reinforced for …

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Situated on three ascending tiers of landscape, Gresham’s View is a pre-engineered metal building used for commercial storefronts.

Gresham’s View Building

28,000 sq ft Pre-Engineered Metal Building Previous Next Market: Commercial Multi-Use Location: Raleigh, North Carolina Contractor: Engineered Construction Company Building Specifications 28,000 square feet Pre-engineered metal building seamlessly situated on three ascending landscape tiers.  Masonry wainscot across extensive storefronts outfitted with canopies. Hipped end walls 5-month build time How Was H.S. Williams the Best Construction …

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An aerial photo of Utility Trailer Manufacturing, a pre-engineered metal building.

Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company

HS Williams offered their expertise to help in the PEMB design to furnish and erect the VA Tech Dairy Science Complex. The state-of-the-art Dairy Science Complex includes an 11,900-square-foot milking parlor with a computerized milk-monitoring system, a 46,000-square-foot free-stall barn for the 232 milking cows, a modern waste management system, a special-needs heifer barn, and a pre-weaned calf facility. The facility bolsters the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contributes to the university’s land-grant mission. Students examine modern issues in dairy science alongside researchers who are working on solving challenges and sharing those solutions with Virginia Cooperative Extension. Scientists collaborate with partners in the Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Agricultural Technology Program, and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. The dairy is one of many other agricultural endeavors at the nearly 1,800-acre Kentland Farm. The facility will enhance the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contribute to the land-grant mission of the university.

An aerial photo of the 358,000-square-feet Philips Consumer Electronics distribution center.

Phillips Consumer Electrics

HS Williams offered their expertise to help in the PEMB design to furnish and erect the VA Tech Dairy Science Complex. The state-of-the-art Dairy Science Complex includes an 11,900-square-foot milking parlor with a computerized milk-monitoring system, a 46,000-square-foot free-stall barn for the 232 milking cows, a modern waste management system, a special-needs heifer barn, and a pre-weaned calf facility. The facility bolsters the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contributes to the university’s land-grant mission. Students examine modern issues in dairy science alongside researchers who are working on solving challenges and sharing those solutions with Virginia Cooperative Extension. Scientists collaborate with partners in the Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Agricultural Technology Program, and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. The dairy is one of many other agricultural endeavors at the nearly 1,800-acre Kentland Farm. The facility will enhance the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contribute to the land-grant mission of the university.

An exterior photo of Woodland Hills Church, where a pre-engineered metal building was applied to the existing structure.

Woodland Hills Church

HS Williams offered their expertise to help in the PEMB design to furnish and erect the VA Tech Dairy Science Complex. The state-of-the-art Dairy Science Complex includes an 11,900-square-foot milking parlor with a computerized milk-monitoring system, a 46,000-square-foot free-stall barn for the 232 milking cows, a modern waste management system, a special-needs heifer barn, and a pre-weaned calf facility. The facility bolsters the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contributes to the university’s land-grant mission. Students examine modern issues in dairy science alongside researchers who are working on solving challenges and sharing those solutions with Virginia Cooperative Extension. Scientists collaborate with partners in the Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Agricultural Technology Program, and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. The dairy is one of many other agricultural endeavors at the nearly 1,800-acre Kentland Farm. The facility will enhance the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contribute to the land-grant mission of the university.

An aerial photo of the Blue Ridge Knives warehouse, a pre-engineered metal building with 250,000 square feet of space.

Blue Ridge Knives

HS Williams offered their expertise to help in the PEMB design to furnish and erect the VA Tech Dairy Science Complex. The state-of-the-art Dairy Science Complex includes an 11,900-square-foot milking parlor with a computerized milk-monitoring system, a 46,000-square-foot free-stall barn for the 232 milking cows, a modern waste management system, a special-needs heifer barn, and a pre-weaned calf facility. The facility bolsters the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contributes to the university’s land-grant mission. Students examine modern issues in dairy science alongside researchers who are working on solving challenges and sharing those solutions with Virginia Cooperative Extension. Scientists collaborate with partners in the Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Agricultural Technology Program, and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. The dairy is one of many other agricultural endeavors at the nearly 1,800-acre Kentland Farm. The facility will enhance the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contribute to the land-grant mission of the university.

One of the buildings that make up the 203,000-square feet Virginia Horse Center.

Virginia Horse Center

HS Williams offered their expertise to help in the PEMB design to furnish and erect the VA Tech Dairy Science Complex. The state-of-the-art Dairy Science Complex includes an 11,900-square-foot milking parlor with a computerized milk-monitoring system, a 46,000-square-foot free-stall barn for the 232 milking cows, a modern waste management system, a special-needs heifer barn, and a pre-weaned calf facility. The facility bolsters the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contributes to the university’s land-grant mission. Students examine modern issues in dairy science alongside researchers who are working on solving challenges and sharing those solutions with Virginia Cooperative Extension. Scientists collaborate with partners in the Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences, the Agricultural Technology Program, and the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. The dairy is one of many other agricultural endeavors at the nearly 1,800-acre Kentland Farm. The facility will enhance the long-term success of Virginia Tech’s award-winning dairy science program and contribute to the land-grant mission of the university.

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