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The Prototype Integration Facility
is a one-of-a-kind applied research and development facility
for the U.S. Army Missile Command. The 60,000 square foot facility
combines laboratories, manufacturing and offices into a single
state-of-the-art facility. The Vehicle Integration Area has
two ten-ton overhead cranes for material movement and roll-up
doors for tractor-trailer access.
The single-story building utilizes low maintenance, energy
efficient metal and precast concrete wall panels and a standing
seam metal roof.
Heat is provided by a high-pressure steam system. A pressure
reducing station is provided within the facility. The Vehicle
Integration High Bay area is heated and ventilated. Special
exhaust systems are provided in the paint booth and welding
areas.
CLIENT
Mobile District, Corps of Engineers
FACILITY TYPE
60,000 sf Design/Build Facility
CONSTRUCTED VALUE
$7.8 million
ARCHITECTS
Fuqua Osborn Architects |
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