Ashland
Black & Decker
CFAN
ETS Lindgren
Genlyte
Heliovolt
Rockwell
Ashland Chemical Company
Pueblo, Colorado
230,000 sf
Services:
Site Evaluation & Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture and Design
Facility includes:
Manufacturing
Product Testing
Clean Rooms/Laboratories
Corporate Offices
Warehouse/Distribution
Exterior rendering of Ashland Chemical Company in Pueblo, Colorado.
Lab inside Ashland Chemical Company in Pueblo, Colorado.
Exterior of Ashland Chemical Company in Pueblo, Colorado.
Tank Farm inside Ashland Chemical Company in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Black & Decker / DeWalt
Reynosa, Mexico
350,000 sf
Services:
Concept & Strategy
Site Evaluation & Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture & Design
Project Management
Facility includes:
Manufacturing/Assembly
Warehouse/Distribution
Engineering Labs
Corporate Offices
Training Facilities
Cafeteria
Exterior of Black & Decker / DeWalt in Reynosa, Mexico.
Inside Black & Decker / DeWalt in Reynosa, Mexico.
Office Space inside Black & Decker / DeWalt in Reynosa, Mexico.
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CFAN Manufacturing
San Marcos, TX
264,500 sq ft
Services Provided:
Concept Planning & Strategy
Site Evaluation & Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture & Design
Process Management
Facility Includes:
Manufacturing
Non-Destructive Testing
(X-Ray/CT Scan)
Paint Booth
Cafeteria Expansion
Training Facilities
Project Description:
A joint venture between two of
Exterior of CFAN Manufacturing in San Marcos, TX.
Inside CFAN Manufacturing in San Marcos, TX.
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the world's largest aerospace companies, GE and SNECMA, CFAN produces composite fan blades for jet airplane engines, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. CFAN engaged TAG to design a major expansion and renovation of its existing facility, doubling its size and streamlining its manufacturing process. TAG created a project implementation plan that allowed CFAN to reconfigure its facility, integrate new equipment, and remain fully operational throughout construction.
ETS Lindgren
Corporate Offices and Manufacturing Facility
Cedar Park, TX
Phase I: 70,000 sq ft
Phase II: 45,000 sq ft
Phase III: 12,000 sq ft
Services:
Concept Planning & Strategy
Site Evaluation & Land Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture & Design
Process Management
Facility includes:
Manufacturing
Testing & Calibration
Corporate Offices
Product Showroom
Exterior of ETS Lindgren in Cedar Park, TX
Office Space at ETS Lindgren in Cedar Park, TX.
Testing/Calibration Lab inside ETS Lindgren in Cedar Park, TX.
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Genlyte Group Manufacturing Facility
San Marcos, TX
285,000 sq ft
Services:
Concept & Strategy
Site Evaluation & Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture & Design
Process Management
Facility includes:
Manufacturing
Product Testing
Showroom
Corporate Offices
Warehouse/Distribution
Front Entrance of Gentlye Group Manufacturing Facility in San Marcos, TX.
Warehouse/Distribution of Genlyte Group Manufacturing Facility in San Marcos, TX.
Corporate Office Space in Genlyte Group Manufacturing Facility in San Marcos, TX.
Exterior of Genlyte Group Manufacturing Facility in San Marcos, TX.
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Heliovolt Corporation
Austin, TX
122,000 sf
$17 million
LEED Silver Certification
Austin Energy Green Building
Awarded 3 Stars
Services Provided:
Site Evaluation and Planning
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Architecture and Design
Process Management
Project Description:
TAG designed a new corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility for a start-up thin-film solar panel manufacturer within an existing shell building. The facility
Inside the Heliovolt Corporation in Austin, TX.
Inside the Heliovolt Corporation in Austin, TX.
Office Space inside the Heliovolt Corporation in Austin, TX.
Front Desk inside the Heliovolt Corporation in Austin, TX.
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includes a large reception area, board room, offices, training areas, cafe-style lounge, employee locker rooms, product manufacturing areas, engineering labs, testing facilities, warehousing, shipping/receiving, and support areas. Major infrastructure components include chilled water system with redundant chillers, dual electrical services, hazardous chemicals storage, scrubbers, and extensive process piping.
TAG worked closely with Heliovolt personnel to develop a lean process flow and to establish a corporate image for the young start-up company. TAG designed a clean-room quality manufacturing floor running the length of the building, with utilities infrastructure and support services on one side and a long “gallery” corridor separating the factory from the offices on the other side to provide visitors with excellent viewing of the factory without entering the factory floor.
Sustainability features include high-efficiency HVAC and lighting systems; low-flow plumbing fixtures; low VOC paints, adhesives, and sealants; materials with high recycled content; rapidly-renewable decorative wood finishes; and regionally manufactured materials. The selection of finishes addressed aesthetic, functional, and sustainable considerations, as well as initial and lifecycle costs. The facility achieved 39 percent overall energy savings above the City of Austin’s energy code and lighting energy savings of 59 percent above code requirements. The facility also features a 10 kW solar array on the roof for PV product testing.
Rockwell Automation
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, MX
Building 1 - 308,000 sf
Building 2 - 329,000 sf
Total - 637,000 sf
$37 million construction cost
Services:
Concept Planning & Strategy
Site Evaluation & Planning
Feasibility & Due Diligence
Architecture & Design
Project Management
Process Management
Project Description:
For its first manufacturing facility in Mexico, Rockwell Automation chose TAG International to assist them with site selection, budgeting,
Exterior of Rockwell Automation in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, MX
developer selection, architectural and engineering design, project management, and process management. TAG master-planned the approximately 30 acre campus and designed the two major buildings totaling 637,000 sf, including finish-out for over 50,000 sf of corporate offices, training facilities, two full- service cafeterias with commercial kitchens, engineering and testing labs, manufacturing/assembly, and warehouse/distribution, as well as a separate smaller hazardous storage building. TAG also provided full-time on-site construction management services throughout the duration of the project, with responsibility for coordination of three separate general contractors: one for site work, one for the shell buildings, and one for interiors. The entire project took only 15 months from initial site selection and concept design to completion and full operational occupancy. The combined facilities on this campus provide 25% of Rockwell’s worldwide production capacity.