Project Profile
Grady Gammage Dust Containment
Project experience demonstrating custom dust containment and finish protection at a landmark performing arts venue in Tempe, Arizona.
Project Overview
Protection and containment planned around an active performing arts facility.
Viking protected auditorium seating, floors, ramps, hallways, elevators, and landings during a floor resurfacing project at ASU Gammage. The scope included poly protection, Ram Board, rolling containments, negative air machines, waste handling, and phased remobilization.
- Location
- Tempe, Arizona
- Facility
- Performing arts auditorium
- Scope
- Dust protection and temporary containment
Project Gallery
Containment in the field, from aisle protection to full work-zone enclosures.
A visual record of the protection systems, access controls, and temporary containments used throughout the auditorium.
Services Documented
- Large-scale dust containment
- Seating and finish protection
- Mobile containment
- Negative air
- Ram Board and poly protection
Materials / Conditions
- Construction dust protection
- Floor grinding protection
- Occupied public-facing facility
- Phased access and remobilization
Project Semiconductorligence
Project details corporate clients need to evaluate the work.
- Project ID
- GG-DUST
- Client/Public Name
- ASU / Grady Gammage
- City
- Tempe
- County
- Maricopa
- Industry
- Colleges & Universities; Entertainment Venues
- Building Type
- Performing arts auditorium
- Schedule
- Unknown - Unknown
- Public Use
- Use with permission
Project Challenge
Protect the facility while work continued around sensitive finishes and public-facing spaces.
The work required coordination, containment, safety planning, and documentation appropriate for a performing arts auditorium environment. Adjacent finishes, access routes, and the larger renovation schedule all needed to remain protected.
Viking Response
Contain the work. Protect the facility. Support the next phase.
Viking's role centered on controlled environmental work, field coordination, safety practices, waste handling, and closeout documentation appropriate to the facility and scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was dust containment important at ASU Gammage?
The work occurred around protected auditorium seating, public-facing finishes, ramps, hallways, elevators, and landings, so dust and debris controls had to support an active performing arts facility.
How were auditorium finishes protected?
Viking used poly protection, Ram Board, rolling containments, floor and aisle protection, controlled access routes, and phased remobilization to protect the facility during resurfacing work.
What containment systems were used for the project?
The documented scope included custom dust barriers, temporary enclosures, negative air machines, protected walkways, and controls designed around the auditorium geometry.
How did the project support the larger schedule?
Containment, cleanup, waste handling, and closeout were coordinated so adjacent areas remained protected and the next phase of facility work could proceed with greater confidence.