Stein Steel & Supply

01/28/2020

Fabrication for the new 5 story Piedmont Newnan Medical Office Building is underway. So proud to partner with Batson Cook to build this great project!

12/26/2019

Stein Steel is excited to be providing the structural framing for the new Atlanta Dairies Music Venue. It's going to be a great addition to our community!

07/22/2019

Stein Steel is excited to partner with Hodges and Hicks for the construction of the new Atlanta Dairies Music Venue

06/27/2018

It’s been a while since we have posted updates regarding new projects but we have been fortunate enough to land phase 2 of Walton High School with Evergreen Construction and Wellstar Acworth with DPR Construction.

06/01/2017

Stein Steel is pleased to announce that it has been chosen as the steel fabricator for the new Jackson Healthcare corporate campus located in Alpharetta, GA.

The campus, styled after the architecture of the Italian Renaissance, will include:

An 8-story, 267,000 sf office building;

a 39,000 sf amenities building styled after the Roman Colosseum containing a gym, indoor pool and restaurant;

and a 1,385 car parking deck designed to resemble the buildings that line the Piazza del Campo in Siena.

The project is expected to take 18 months to complete at a total cost of $100 million.

A video fly-through of the architectural renderings can be found at: https://youtu.be/CSqnlQ_H3aY

04/28/2017

The new Atlanta Hawks Training facility that Stein Steel fabricated has made the national news!

The Hawks will debut a new cutting edge facility that they hope will prolong NBA careers.

02/07/2017

Topping-out party for the New Atlanta Hawks Practice Facility.

01/22/2017

Stein Steel is pleased to partner with Choate Construction to build the new Tyler Perry Studios at old Fort McPherson in Atlanta. This first phase of construction consists of 4 new sound stages. Ultimately there will be 12 total sound stages on site ranging from 12,000 to 60,000 square feet each making Tyler Perry Studios one of the largest major motion picture production facilities on the east coast.

09/02/2016

Stein Steel will soon be preparing for fabrication on the steel for the M. Bert Storey Cancer Center Expansion in Augusta, GA. The 170,000 sf expansion includes a research facility with new laboratories and research spaces, which will enable the center to hire more researchers and clinicians, working towards their ultimate goal of becoming Georgia's second National Cancer Institute Cancer Center designated facility.

One of the project's unique aspects is that the 3-story lab structure will begin 3 full stories above the road below, and also connect three separate structures together. This will be achieved by using pedestals constructed entirely from heavy steel plates, with four trusses around the perimeter forming a steel pedestal from which the remainder of the structure can expand upwards.

Below is an isometric rendering of the pedestal steel and a conceptual rendering of the completed connector. Of the entire 670 ton connector, almost 200 tons of steel is in the pedestals and trusses.

08/12/2016

Stein Steel is pleased to announce its partnership with Emory Healthcare and The Atlanta Hawks Basketball Club to fabricate and erect the structural steel and miscellaneous metals for the new Atlanta Hawks Player Development Center.

Designed by HOK, the 90,000 square foot facility will be the first of its kind in the NBA by co-locating an entire sports medicine center along with a complete training facility. It will include the most advanced diagnostic imaging technology, recovery technologies, 3D motion capture, force plates to measure joint stress, and a 3 Tesla MRI scanner. Additionally, a fully dedicated recovery area including cryotherapy, sensory deprivation tanks and in-ground hydrotherapy will also be on-site.

08/01/2016

Below is a time-lapse video of the new two-story pedestrian bridge at Emory University fabricated by Stein Steel and erected by Superior Rigging & Erecting Co. Er****on operations took place over the weekend of July 23rd.

The new bridge spans Clifton Road, a major artery of the Emory campus, and will connect the new J-Wing addition to the existing hospital. The bridge structure itself weighs approximately 155 tons.