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Paint Factory
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1.5 AIMS
The ultimate aim of
this project is to create, functional, simple, pleasing, economical,
orderly, flexible, safe and convenient industrial building –paint
factory.
And to satisfy the key words of the aims, the following are inevitable:
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To achieve an effective and efficient design for a factory with a
serious view to flexibility, adaptability and versatility of the
building structures. Therefore, the aim is to realize a purely
functional planning with a specific purpose of smooth and maximum
efficient working
of the different machineries, the administration of the complex and the overall production.
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To create a system that will allow personnel; operational and
administrative to enjoy efficient and pleasant working environment.
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To provide efficient circulation system between the individual units of
the factory and within the layout as a whole thereby facilitating easy
movement and assemblage of raw materials and distribution of finished
products.
§ To enhance the psychology of workers towards efficiency by creating an aesthetical industrial architecture.
§ To reflect the use to which the factory is to be put into which will be in form of an advertisement for the products.
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There will be a deviation from the old idea which emphasizes much on
mass to a modern approach which gives emphasis on lines and planes
(volume).
1.6 SCOPE OF WORK
The factory will undertake on
mass production basis, the manufacture of paints and other paint
products. It will also consist of four major paints of an industrial
building;
§ Research
§ Manufacturing
§ Administration and
§ Welfare.
The
research includes laboratory and library to investigate and recommend
possible way of producing better products and raw materials.
The manufacturing section, according to the manufacturing process, include: dispersion, mixing, sieving and canning.
The administration comprises of offices, personnel and sales while
The welfare section includes the factory cline and staff canteen.
Other components include the maintenance block, staffproducts,anddeliveryvisito bays and yards etc.
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