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Project Scope

Alloy was awarded the contract from the City of Charlotte to demolish a 1.2 million square foot three story mall. This project was unique given the level of local involvement, their intense support and its rich history which has fostered many memories for the local patrons. Despite having over 22,660 tons of hazardous waste and C&D, Alloy managed to recycle 80% of the building materials. Salvage and recyclable material included 45,000 tons of concrete, 8,700 tons of metals, 250 tons of wood, 2 tons of freon, equipment, and glass. 100% of the concrete was recycled onsite for erosion control. Over 35 tons of materials, flooring, fixtures, furniture, and equipment was donated or sold to the local community for reuse. Local charities also benefited from the project, thousands of fluorescent lights hundreds of fire extinguishers were reclaimed and donated to various organizations. Alloy even up-cycled security uniforms that were donated to the local honor guard and are currently in services for military funerals for local veterans. The East Strategies Team, a local partnership of residence and business owners pooled resources and worked with Alloy and the City of Charlotte to obtain four large historic Eastland Mall signs. These unique signs were approximately 20 feet in diameter and required a crane for removal. Over 2,000 loads were diverted from the landfill with a fuel savings of $45,000. Over 60,000 trucking miles of wear and tear were saved on local roadways.

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