THE DEPENDENCY OF PRODUCTION CHRISTOPHER ALLICK

1. THE DEPENDENCYOF PRODUCTION CHRISTOPHER ALLICK

2. The Dependency of Production examines the inherent dependency between factory and product and the new dependency between factoryandcommunity. Thebuildingisafactory,locatedinIndianapolis,Indiana,thatmanufacturessteelframemodulesforuseina varietyofprogramsincludingretail,residential,andoffice. Thefactoryrespondstofourthemes;dependency,transportation,production, andtransparency. Thefactoryseekstoeducateusersaboutmanufacturingprocesses,leanmanufacturing,andsteelframemodular asabuildingsystem. Thisbuildingreflectsonthecurrentstateoffactorydesignandservesasamodelforwhatthenextgenerationof factory design could be.

3. STEEL FRAME MODULAR KULLMANFRAMING 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. 1/4” x 6” Steel Strap Mate Line 6” x 4” HSS 3” Concrete Decking on Steel Form Deck 6” x 6” HSS 32 33

4. Interstate 65 Detroit, MI 284 miles Chicago, IL 185 Miles White River Cleveland,OH 316miles Pittsburgh, PA 359 Miles Indianapolis, IN Cincinnati, OH 112 Miles Louisville, KY 114 Miles St. Louis, MO 244 Miles Railroad Site Nashville, TN 287 Miles Interstate 70 Indianapolis,Indianais 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 The vacant, 10 acre site is located east of the major highway system and hasa railroad running through the north end of the site. The railroad becomes important for delivery of materials and shipping of finished becomes essential. product.

5. N Commercial Site Industrial Industrial Church Residential 60’ The site is located within a mixed industrialand lower middle classresidential neighborhood. Programmatic elements such as a welding school, observation decks, and green spaceinvite the public into the site to The interior functions of the factory begin to spill out into the public green spaceand the mechanized nature of the green space reflects the ideals of the factory. learn about manufacturing processes.

6. EXISTINGSITECONDITIONS

7. RAILROAD EXPANSION ExistingRailroadTrack 479’TypicalCurveRadius Spur

8. 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

10. Floor 03, Office + School A A Floor 02, Production A A Floor 01, Fabrication A A

11. SECTION A-A

12. STRUCTURAL + MECHANICAL DEVELOPMENT Supply Return

13. PROTOTYPEHOUSE

14. CONCRETEBATCHINGPLANT 1

15. Steel Joist WALL SECTIONS Metal Flashing EPDMRoofMembrane EPDM Roof Membrane 2”ContinuousInsulation Metal Panel MetalFlashing 3”Concrete 2” Continuous Insulation Air Space Wood Cap Continuous Vapor Retarder MetalDecking 3” Concrete Continuous Insulation Metal Decking Steel Stud Gypsum Board WoodCap Wide Flange Beam Anchor OperableGlassSkylight SagRod Wide Flange Column 2”x8”AluminumTubing WideFlangeColumn 4”ConcreteSlab MetalDecking Steel Joist Aluminum Shading Device Glass Polycarbonate, 40mm Thick Steel Truss, WideFlangeSections Steel Angle WideFlangeBeam SteelAngle Anchor Bolt AnchorBolt Steel Connection Plate Wide Flange Beam Wide Flange Column Intake Louver Steel Base Plate Steel Truss Polycarbonate 40mmThick 2” x 8” Aluminum Tubing Metal Decking 6”ReinforcedConcreteSlab SteelAngle Sag Rod 4” Concrete Slab SteelBasePlate AnchorBolt Concrete Foundation ConcreteFoundation 6” Reinforced Concrete Slab Concrete Footing ConcreteFooting Glass Curtain Wall Steel Angle

16. HOIST LOWERING MODULE ONTO TRUCK

17. NIGHT RENDERING

18. 0FFICEINTER10R j

19. SECONDFLOOR PRODUCTION LINE