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Great changes have happened to the design of warehouses and distribution centres. People not only begin to pay much attention to control the expense of construction, but start to take technical and safety requirements into consideration. The architects are faced with a number of challenges including the growing shortage of cheap land and the increasing demand cast upon distribution centers.
This book consists of two parts, a system of basic theories, guidelines and design standards, as well as a collection of warehouse and distribution centre projects throughout the world to serve both referential and inspirational purposes.
- Un libro IMPRESO
- Formato 22 x 29 x 2.7 cm
- 256 páginas impresas a todo color
- Textos totalmente en inglés
- Fina encuadernación en tapa dura con sobrecubierta
- Edición 2014
- ISBN: 978-988-15663-9-3, 9789881566393
- Editores: Robert Mulder y Michiel Kobussen
- © Design Media Publishing Limited
FOREWORDS.
CHAPTER 1. OVERVIEW OF WAREHOUSE AND DISTRIBUTION CENTRE.
1.1 Definition and Category.
1.1.1 Definition.
1.1.2 Category.
1.2 Significance.
1.3 Logistics Parks.
1.3.1 Definition of Logistics Parks.
1.3.2 Category of Logistics Parks.
1.3.3 Site Selection of Logistics Parks.
1.4 Development Status and Trend.
CHAPTER 2. WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTION CENTRES AS HOLISTIC SYSTEMS.
2.1 Choosing a Location.
2.1.1 Development Situation.
2.1.2 Flexibility.
2.1.3 Land Price.
2.2 Enough Capacity.
2.3 Space Configurations.
2.3.1 Warehouse Layout.
2.3.2 Storage Modes.
2.3.3 Functionality and Durability.
2.4 Energy-efficient Elements.
2.4.1 Lighting Control.
2.4.2 Heating and Ventilation.
2.4.3 Roof and Temperature.
2.5 Security.
2.5.1 Fire Protection.
2.5.2 Smoke Control Systems.
2.5.3 Electricity.
2.5.4 Slips, Trips and Falls.
2.6 Comfortable Design.
CHAPTER 3. FURTHER TECHNICAL FEATURES OF WAREHOUSES AND DISTRIBUTION CENTRES.
3.1 Storage.
3.1.1 Structural System.
3.1.2 Roofs.
3.1.3 Floors and Walkways.
3.1.4 Doors.
3.1.5 Ventilating.
3.1.6 Electrical Installations.
3.2 Ancillary Facilities.
3.2.1 Designing Loading and Unloading Docks.
3.2.2 Traffic Routes.
3.2.3 Lighting.
3.2.4 Pedestrian Segregation.
3.3 Office and Administration Facilities.
3.3.1 Offices.
3.3.2 Office Facilities.
3.4 Warning Signs.
3.5 Storing Hazardous Goods.
3.6 Fire Protection Measures and Equipment.
3.6.1 Fire Detection in Warehouse Facilities.
3.6.2 Emergency Egress.
3.6.3 Fire Hazards and Protection.
3.7 Environmental Protection.
3.7.1 Environmental Risks.
3.7.2 Natural Risks.
CHAPTER 4. CASE STUDIES.
4.1 Warehouse.
Sanistaal Warehouse.
Van de Scheur.
Office and warehouse Makita.
Benavides Drugstore and Warehouse.
Etis — Administration and Production Warehouse.
Chaparral Electric Warehouse II.
St-Germain Égoutset Aqueducs.
SSC voestalpine Steel Service Centre.
CEI3.
Lagerhalle Gradischegg.
4.2 Distribution Centre.
Office Building and Logistic Centre.
Galvano Distribution Centre.
ICRC Logistics Complex.
ALSACIA.
Distribution Centre Almere.
Centre de Logistique.
Logistikgebaude alpenmilch Salzburg.
Expansion The Sting Tilburg.
Gottlieb Distribution Centre and Offices.
Bestseller Logistics Centre North.
AFTERWORD.
INDEX AND REFERENCES.
