THE ASK
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina, a powerful Category 5 hurricane, struck the Gulf Coast of the United States, ravaging New Orleans and its surrounding areas. In the storm’s wake, the Salvation Army needed immediate, safe and cost-effective structures to assist with disaster recovery in the region.
HOW SPRUNG DELIVERED
Sprung supplied several durable, 11,200-square-foot structures within three weeks of receiving the Salvation Army’s order. Each of the structures featured engineered interior partitions, which helped workers provide a variety of different services during the recovery period, including food distribution, Sunday School, youth activities and more.
THE SPECS
- 70’ wide x 156’ long | Daylight panels in peak
- Two - End sliding doors | Three - Double personnel doors
- Partition wall complete with double personnel door
- Earth anchor system
