Briefing report
Isha School — Elementary Block · Mon 8 – Sat 13 June 2026
Isha Institute · Field ConstructionWK-24 · 2026

Isha School — Elementary Block

Library, Parts A–D & site utilities — structure, roofing and MEP rough-in

Weekly Field Report Mon 8 – Sat 13 June 2026Status as of 14 June 2026
Projected finish date
Baseline finish24 Dec 2026
Forecast · last week10 Jan 2027
Forecast · this report14 Jan 2027 4d vs last wk · 21d vs baseline
Current phase · 1 of 7Library Mezzanine & Main Roof AssemblyAnticipated phase finish 15 Aug 2026 · 63/455 work-items complete (≈10%)
17Behind scheduleof 455 work-items
4Completed this week43 activities logged
7Open issues2 new · 1 high
5Open risks1 new · 1 high

This week in brief

  • Part C roof decking driven from 0% to complete in one week; the 7-man truss crew moved onto Part D targeting the weekend.
  • Basement electrical rough-in jumped to 70% and Part C interior framing reached 50%.
  • The library advanced on every front: brickwork 75%, polyiso complete (awaiting metal sheeting), stairs poured, roof started (20%).
  • EIFS remains the critical blocker — 63 days overdue and gated on the breezeway roof plus soffit-height specs; the whole soffit/fascia chain is queuing behind it.
  • Two new steel problems to resolve: brackets set at the wrong elevation (McGill Steel) and a possible joist/beam clash at the Part D courtyard.

Progress log · last week → this week

Part C metal roof decking+95
Part C
Finished100%
Library stairs — form & pour+100
Library & Roof
Finished100%
Part B courtyard beams+90
Part B
In progress90%
Block work (incl. bathroom partitions)+10
Basement / Part B
In progress80%
Library brickwork+25
Library & Roof
In progress75%
Basement electrical rough-in+70
Basement / Part B
In progress70%
Part C interior framing+50
Part C
In progress50%
EIFS — exterior perimeter+40
Library & Roof
Behind40%
Library roof (polyiso → sheeting)+20
Library & Roof
Behind20%
MEP penetrations+20
Part C
In progress20%

Phases vs baseline

Library Mezzanine & Main Roof AssemblyBehind
Baseline 1 Aug 2026Forecast 15 Aug 2026+14d late
Basement / Part B Structure & SlabIn progress
Baseline 24 Jun 2026Forecast 28 Jun 2026+4d late
Part CIn progress
Baseline 27 Aug 2026Forecast 3 Sep 2026+7d late
Part DIn progress
Baseline 11 Sep 2026Forecast 18 Sep 2026+7d late
Part BIn progress
Baseline 25 Sep 2026Forecast 30 Sep 2026+5d late
Part ANot started
Baseline 9 Oct 2026Forecast 16 Oct 2026+7d late
Site UtilitiesNot started
Baseline 24 Dec 2026Forecast 7 Jan 2027+14d late

Behind schedule

17 of 455 work-items are past their planned finish, concentrated in a few clusters:

delayedExterior EIFS — blocked0%, up to 63d late
delayedCourtyard & exterior finishing, Parts C/D0%, up to 3d late
draggingRoofing & curb close-out — dragging75–85%, up to 3d late
delayedSite utilities kickoff0%, up to 5d late

Top issues

EIFS installation blockedSchedulehighCritical blockerOpen since 8 Jun

Exterior EIFS is 63 days behind and cannot advance until the breezeway roof is completed and the required soffit-height specifications are provided. This is the project's critical schedule blocker — soffit, fascia and drip-edge work all queue behind it.

Steel brackets at incorrect elevationQualitymedium13 Jun

McGill Steel set brackets too low; they must be raised so the courtyard beams can mount at the correct elevation. Affects beam alignment across the courtyard steel now being erected.

Loader broken at batch plantSchedulemediumOpen since 7 May

The batch-plant loader is out of service, holding up blockfill completion — block work has sat at 80% with the fill pending. Repair or replacement needed to close out masonry.

Sprinkler pipe routing needs confirmationCoordinationmediumOpen since 11 May

It is still unconfirmed whether the basement sprinkler pipe can be routed through the structural beam. Needs an engineering call before the basement MEP layout is finalized.

Top risks

Joist/beam clash at the Part D courtyardCoordinationmediumNew · 13 Jun

Where the joists meet the library wall in the Part D courtyard they may hit the steel beam, compromising the joist-track support — raised as truss crews move onto Part D.

Mitigation — Assess the intersection point now and, if needed, install bolts through the beam to catch and structurally support the joist track before decking proceeds.

Large windows may compromise structural integrityQualityhighAs of 27 Apr

The planned large window openings could compromise the building's structural integrity. Must be resolved before window openings are framed and finalized.

Mitigation — Use 30-inch triangular windows instead of the large windows.

Library drywall gated on roof sheetingSchedulemediumAs of 1 Jun

Drywalling in the library cannot start until the metal sheeting is installed on the roof — the roof sits at ~20% with polyiso done and sheeting awaiting delivery, so the dependency is live.

Mitigation — Expedite the metal-sheeting delivery and installation; sequence the drywall crew immediately behind it.

Unsafe masonry work platformsSafetymediumRecurring

Improvised plank-on-block platforms in use for bricklaying carry a fall/collapse risk while multiple masonry fronts are active.

Mitigation — Provide proper, approved scaffolding or sturdy work platforms that meet safety regulations for the masonry work.

Evidence

Truss installation beginning on the Part C classrooms
Truss installation beginning on the Part C classrooms#1743
Truss crew installing metal roof decking on Part C
Truss crew installing metal roof decking on Part C#1090
Decking installation under way on Parts C and D
Decking installation under way on Parts C and D#1668
Plank resting on CMU blocks used as a masonry work platform
safety
Plank resting on CMU blocks used as a masonry work platform#627

Synthesized from the field-management dataset. Finish/baseline dates and behind-schedule counts are from the schedule; forecast dates and week-over-week deltas are derived from current slippage (the dataset has no dated snapshots). Only extraction-linked (significant) photos are shown.