Industrial projects are seldom glamorous and require a uniquely pragmatic approach to building design. When adapting or adding to existing facilities, it often requires getting your hands dirty to understand the design constraints. Inevitably, the best designs are produced when engineers have a detailed understanding of a clients’ processes and priorities. Industrial structures should complement, and not complicate, the production of goods.
WJPA designed a new, ground-up carpet file manufacturing plant in Adairsville, Georgia. The facility was approximately 675,000 square feet and featured both production space and a two-story office. The structure consisted of open web steel bar joists and joist girders supported by steel columns and exterior, precast concrete panels.
WJPA designed a new, ground-up carpet file manufacturing plant in Adairsville, Georgia. The facility was approximately 675,000 square feet and featured both production space and a two-story office. The structure consisted of open web steel bar joists and joist girders supported by steel columns and exterior, precast concrete panels.
After a boiler explosion destroyed an exterior wall of a manufacturing facility in College Park, Georgia, WJPA was engaged to perform an emergency structural assessment of the existing structure and provided design services to repair all damaged building components. The efforts of our design team allowed for a safe and efficient return to normal operations.
After a boiler explosion destroyed an exterior wall of a manufacturing facility in College Park, Georgia, WJPA was engaged to perform an emergency structural assessment of the existing structure and provided design services to repair all damaged building components. The efforts of our design team allowed for a safe and efficient return to normal operations.
WJPA was the structural engineer-of-record for this $22 million plant expansion in Andalusia, Alabama. The expansion included a 70’-0” tall extrusion tower modularly designed to support custom extrusion equipment. The project also included an adjoining warehouse expansion. The primary structure consisted of galvanized structural steel framing.
WJPA was the structural engineer-of-record for this $22 million plant expansion in Andalusia, Alabama. The expansion included a 70’-0” tall extrusion tower modularly designed to support custom extrusion equipment. The project also included an adjoining warehouse expansion. The primary structure consisted of galvanized structural steel framing.
WJPA assessed a manufacturing facility in Chamblee, Georgia, previously used to produce animal feed, to determine if the facility was adaptable for commercial use. The project consisted of a concrete tower, multiple concrete silos, and adjoining office support space. Our scope of work also included an innovative structural design development phase for the proposed future use.
WJPA assessed a manufacturing facility in Chamblee, Georgia, previously used to produce animal feed, to determine if the facility was adaptable for commercial use. The project consisted of a concrete tower, multiple concrete silos, and adjoining office support space. Our scope of work also included an innovative structural design development phase for the proposed future use.
Shaw Industries engaged WJPA to perform structural assessments of seventeen (17) existing manufacturing facilities located in four (4) Southeastern states. Multiple members of staff visited all plants, identified structural deficiencies, and managed the repair of reported deficiencies.
Shaw Industries engaged WJPA to perform structural assessments of seventeen (17) existing manufacturing facilities located in four (4) Southeastern states. Multiple members of staff visited all plants, identified structural deficiencies, and managed the repair of reported deficiencies.
WJPA evaluated this existing manufacturing facility in North Georgia to support new process piping and rooftop mechanical units. The structure consisted of multiple buildings from different eras of construction. In addition, WJPA designed the foundation for large storage silos adjacent to the existing building.
WJPA evaluated this existing manufacturing facility in North Georgia to support new process piping and rooftop mechanical units. The structure consisted of multiple buildings from different eras of construction. In addition, WJPA designed the foundation for large storage silos adjacent to the existing building.
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