Tilt-up structures |
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The new Korry Electronics manufacturing and engineering building in Everett earned LEED points for its use of ready-mix concrete.
Korry Electronics |
Location: Everett
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Aerospace firm Korry Electronics, a unit of Esterline, relocated from Seattle to a new 216,000-square-foot manufacturing and engineering building south of the Everett Boeing plant. The $100 million-plus tilt-up concrete facility was designed to accommodate flexible lean-manufacturing methods, including 24-hour turnaround work areas that could be retooled quickly. Korry, which signed a 50-year lease on the building, also required the structure to serve as an attractive corporate headquarters while meeting its exacting technical needs for security and vibration resistance. Ready-mix concrete provided sustainability benefits, contributing to the project’s LEED certification.
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