AGC Heat Transfer
Project Description
Construction began in 2019 on a 64,000 square foot shell and tenant improvement construction project on a 3.8 acre site in Fairview, Oregon for AGC Heat Transfer. Built by concrete-tilt up construction, this building will have 5,959 square feet of office space with the remaining portion dedicated to manufacturing, warehouse storage, and assembly.
As a manufacture of food grade heat transfer equipment, AGC Heat was looking to up-grade their space from a metal building with no natural light in production areas in Portland’s SE side to a new 30’ clear tilt up with skylights, windows on three sides, bridge cranes, SACMI press capable of producing over 7,000 tons of compression force that came from Italy, plenty of floor space for interior storage of stainless materials, fabrication areas for small press, lathes, and welding areas, and a 6,000 SF office buildout, all inside a new 64,000 SF tilt building. The SACMI press required a 30” thick footing with the top 4’ below finished floor. In order to avoid having to open up a huge excavation to get 7’ below grade after the panels were set, the footing was poured, buried in sand and re-excavated after tilting the building to form the stem walls.
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Project Description
Construction began in 2019 on a 64,000 square foot shell and tenant improvement construction project on a 3.8 acre site in Fairview, Oregon for AGC Heat Transfer. Built by concrete-tilt up construction, this building will have 5,959 square feet of office space with the remaining portion dedicated to manufacturing, warehouse storage, and assembly.
As a manufacture of food grade heat transfer equipment, AGC Heat was looking to up-grade their space from a metal building with no natural light in production areas in Portland’s SE side to a new 30’ clear tilt up with skylights, windows on three sides, bridge cranes, SACMI press capable of producing over 7,000 tons of compression force that came from Italy, plenty of floor space for interior storage of stainless materials, fabrication areas for small press, lathes, and welding areas, and a 6,000 SF office buildout, all inside a new 64,000 SF tilt building. The SACMI press required a 30” thick footing with the top 4’ below finished floor. In order to avoid having to open up a huge excavation to get 7’ below grade after the panels were set, the footing was poured, buried in sand and re-excavated after tilting the building to form the stem walls.
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