TEMPORARY MANUFACTURING FACILITY

ADAPTING WITH AMERICAN PAVILION

To address the project engagement above, American Pavilion visited the location and erected the Losberger structure within 6 days: it took 1 day for the baseplate holes to be drilled and epoxied, 3 days for epoxy dry time, 1 day to build and raise the structure, and 1 day to add the top of the structure and the sidewalls. On the 7th day, the manufacturing client placed their generators and began bringing inventory and materials into the testing facility structure. The entire installation process was supervised by an inspector and followed strict safety protocol.

The structure required tall legs (5m high) to ensure semi trucks, bulldozers, and forklifts could enter and exit the structure.

This project was unique in that it required multiple teams of workers to collaborate simultaneously to ensure the project was completed within the time frame. Not only did the American Pavilion manufacturing series Losberger structure need to be erected, but a paving team was required to pour asphalt to create a pad outside of the structure, as well as to construct the roadway leading to the structure. Ensuring all necessary materials were in the location was crucial, as American Pavilion had to wait 8 hours for roadway asphalt to dry before driving on it - forgetting materials was not an option!

For the Losberger structure to be erected on the concrete pad, each hole needed to be drilled out and vacuumed to ensure no dust remained within the holes. Once the holes were drilled and cleaned out, the epoxy was applied, under the observance of an inspector, allowing for a 72 hour dry time based on weather conditions.

To fully optimize their experience and achieve maximum manufacturing and testing space, we utilized the following: