Transcript THE DEPENDENCY OF PRODUCTION CHRISTOPHER ALLICK

THE DEPENDENCY
OF PRODUCTION
CHRISTOPHER ALLICK
The Dependency of Production examines the inherent dependency between factory
and product and the new dependency between factory and community. The
building is a factory, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, that manufactures steel frame
modules for use in a variety of programs including retail, residential, and office. The
factory responds to four themes; dependency, transportation, production, and
transparency. The factory seeks to educate users about manufacturing processes,
lean manufacturing, and steel frame modular as a building system. This building
reflects on the current state of factory design and serves as a model for what the next
generation of factory design could be.
STEEL FRAME MODULAR
KULLMAN FRAMING SYSTEM
6” Ceiling Joists
24” O.C.
2 1/2” Light Gauge
Steel Studs, 16” O.C.
3” x 2” HSS
6” x 2” HSS
Interstitial Truss
Clear Span
8’ - 9’-6” Typical Spacing
7 1/2” Light Gauge
Steel Studs, 16” O.C.
Mate Line
1/4” x 6” Steel Strap
6” x 4” HSS
3” Concrete Decking
on Steel Form Deck
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6” x 6” HSS
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Interstate 65
Detroit, MI
284 miles
Chicago, IL
185
Miles
Cleveland,
OH 316 miles
Indianapolis, IN
White River
Pittsburgh, PA
359 Miles
Cincinnati, OH
112 Miles
Louisville, KY
114 Miles
St. Louis, MO
244 Miles
Railroad
Site
Nashville,
TN 287 Miles
Interstate 70
Indianapolis, Indiana is located within 650 miles of 55% of the American Population, making it an ideal
location to site a factory of this nature. With shipping costs of $6 - $10 per mile, the factory’s location
becomes essential.
The vacant, 10 acre site is located east of the major highway system and has a railroad running through
the north end of the site. The railroad becomes important for delivery of materials and shipping of finished
product.
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Commercial
Site
Industrial
Industrial
High School
Church
Residential
60’
The site is located within a mixed industrial and lower middle class residential neighborhood. Programmatic
elements such as a welding school, observation decks, and green space invite the public into the site to
learn about manufacturing processes.
The interior functions of the factory begin to spill out into the public green space and the mechanized
nature of the green space reflects the ideals of the factory.
EXISTINGSITE CONDITIONS
RAILROAD EXPANSION
Existing Railroad Track
479’ Typical Curve Radius
Spur
STRUCTURES ONSITE
Metal Panel Skin
Polycarbonate Skin
36’
12’
Polycarbonate Floor with
Fluorescent Lighting
12’
Concrete Floor
9’
12’
12’
Pavilion
Lantern’s A - D
Floor 03, Office + School
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Floor 02, Production
Floor 01, Fabrication
SECTION A - A
STRUCTURAL + MECHANICAL DEVELOPMENT
Suppl
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Return
PROTOTYPE HOUSE
CONCRETE BA TCHING PLANT
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Steel Joist
WALL SECTIONS
Metal Flashing
Metal Panel
EPDM Roof Membrane
EPDM Roof Membrane
Air Space
2” Continuous Insulation
Continuous Vapor Retarder
Wood Cap
Continuous Insulation
3” Concrete
Steel Stud
Metal Decking
2” Continuous Insulation
Metal Flashing
3” Concrete
Metal Decking
Gypsum Board
Wood Cap
Wide Flange Beam
Anchor
Operable Glass Skylight
Sag Rod
Wide Flange Column
2” x 8” Aluminum Tubing
Wide Flange Column
4” Concrete Slab
Metal Decking
Steel Joist
Aluminum Shading
Device
Glass
Polycarbonate,
40mm Thick
Steel Truss,
Wide Flange Sections
Steel Angle
Wide Flange Beam
Anchor Bolt
Steel Angle
Anchor Bolt
Steel Connection Plate
Wide Flange Beam
Wide Flange Column
Intake Louver
Steel Base Plate
Steel Truss
2” x 8” Aluminum Tubing
Metal Decking
Sag Rod
4” Concrete Slab
6” Reinforced Concrete Slab
Glass Curtain Wall
Steel Angle
Concrete Foundation
Concrete Footing
Polycarbonate
40mm Thick
6” Reinforced Concrete Slab
Steel Angle
Steel Base Plate
Anchor Bolt
Concrete Foundation
Concrete Footing
HOIST LOWERING MODULE ONTO TRUCK
NIGHT RENDERING
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SECOND FLOOR PRODUCTION LINE