Stantine-Pioneer Warehouse

The Stantine-Pioneer building is a new, concrete tilt-up panel structure, designed with 30,000-sf of built out space for their tenant, Composites One, and the remainder as a spec warehouse for future tenants. The building utilized a unique sandwich-panel design. To increase the insulating value of the building envelope, the concrete tilt-up panel walls were poured in two parts while inserting a rigid foam insulation between the panels. The complexity of this system required additional coordination and heightened quality control to the standing panels that weighed up to 145,000 pounds. The Composites One tenant suite was constructed to meet a high-hazard classification with special consideration in fire ratings, ESFR sprinkling system, fiberglass doors and other items to accommodate potential volatile chemicals and resins. This suite has three unique rooms with explosion-proof equipment, additional grounding capabilities and specific climate criteria for storing hazardous chemicals and resins.