A processing and cold-storage facility with heavy machine foundations and 14,000 m² of industrial flooring, phased so that equipment installation began five months before construction completion.
Founding strata were variable, with settlement limits set by the process equipment vendor.
Equipment delivery dates were fixed by import schedule and could not move.
Floor flatness requirements exceeded normal industrial slab practice.
Ground improvement was designed after supplementary investigation, with settlement monitoring on every machine base through construction.
The building was divided into four handover zones, released in sequence so vendor installation started while the final zone was still under roof construction.
Laser screed placement with a defined pour sequence and joint layout achieved the required flatness, verified by survey before acceptance.
Holding-down bolt templates were surveyed and signed off individually before each concrete pour.
Floor area
14,000 m²
Equipment access
5 months early
Through phased zone handover
Foundation tolerance
Met
Verified by survey record
Handover
On programme
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