Pillar Consulting Group works with plant managers and facilities engineers to provide full-service design for both new and existing industrial plants and facilities. The projects often have unique design requirements where equipment and process dominate the building layout and design. Our office can lead the design, ownership and construction team for site layout, building programming, building layout, material selection and building design.
We have expertise in building code requirements, fire code requirements and OSHA requirements. This includes High-Hazard Occupancy (H-Occupancy) buildings for hazardous material use and storage, combustible dust, explosives, flammables, oxidizers and reactive materials. Our office can lead the team in creating hazardous material inventory statements (HMIS) and determining the necessary strategies to stay compliant building code while achieving project objectives.
Our team is located in Corvallis, Oregon and Condon, Oregon.
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Pillar was directly responsible for building code analysis, building site layout, structural engineering and civil engineering for this metals finishing facility.
Pillar was directly responsible for building code analysis, building site layout, structural engineering and civil engineering for this titanium investment casting facility.
With over 135,000 square feet of area, this 600 foot long warehouse building required a building expansion joint to deal with the thermal effects of such a large structure. Multiple loading docks, wide bay spacing and energy efficient design elements create a highly efficient storage and distribution facility.
A severely corrosive atmosphere made precast concrete construction the optimum choice for this high-bay building, which also houses a 10-ton overhead bridge crane. Tight building pad area constraints were overcome through the use of a retaining wall under one wall of the building.
Pillar Consulting Group was the prime professional for this 40,000 square foot trailer manufacturing facility. The building includes 4000 square feet of office space and a large paint booth, which required careful building and fire code studies to ensure compliance and acceptance of the local Fire Marshall.