1900 Taylor
Project summary provided by submitting company.
The single story distribution building featured large 2-story expanses of glass at the entries. Because the site had expansive soils and called for drilled pier foundations, typical donut shaped panels were not used for these entry areas. Instead narrow columns and large spandrels were used to create the large openings.
Large intricate canopies were cantilevered off the entry corners as well adding to the complication of the wide open glass.
Project Location
Louisville, CO
United States
Project Images
Project Team (TCA Members)
- General Contractor:
- Concrete Contractor:
- KB Concrete Systems, Inc.
- Architect:
- Ware Malcomb
- Engineer:
- Peak Engineering, Inc.
- Suppliers:
- Photographer(s):
- Murray and Stafford
Project Specifics
- Project Category:
- Distribution
- Building Types:
- Distribution Center
- Finishes:
- Paint (Flat)
- Paint (Textured)
- Features:
- Interlocking Panels
- Reveals
- Insulation:
- Uninsulated
- Environmental:
- Number of Floors:
- 1
- Number of Panels:
- 129 panels
- Tilt-Up Wall Area:
- 74,186 sq ft (6,892 sq m)
- Total Floor Area:
- 136,929 sq ft (12,721 sq m)
- Project Footprint:
- 136,929 sq ft (12,721 sq m)
- Tallest Panel:
- 41 ft 0 in (12.50 m)
- Widest Panel:
- 27 ft 10 in (8.48 m)
- Largest Panel:
- 1,131 sq ft (105.1 sq m)
- Heaviest Panel:
- 106,200 lbs (48,172 kg)
- Longest Spandrel:
- 25 ft 0 in (7.62 m)
- Recycled Content:
- 135 tons (US)
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