Caterpillar – DC-3 | Spokane, WA Industrial Design Build Construction Example

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Built using concrete tilt-up techniques, the facility was completed on a four-month shell construction schedule.
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Clayco and Lamar Johnson Collaborative provided design-build services for this 550,000-square-foot storage and assembly facility for Caterpillar, Inc. The facility houses a network of cranes for parts logistics to support Caterpillar’s mining business and includes a 300,000-square-foot extension space to house the businesses largest parts. Built using concrete tilt-up techniques, the facility was completed on a four-month shell construction schedule. The project features 30-foot clear heights, a performance based, energy modeling envelope, ESFR sprinklers throughout, under slab drainage system due to groundwater and onsite water quality treatment basins.

CLIENT

Caterpillar

LOCATION

Spokane, Washington

SIZE

550,000 SF

KEY FACTS

Architect: Lamar Johnson Collaborative

Caterpillar DC-3

Built using concrete tilt-up techniques, the facility was completed on a four-month shell construction schedule.
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CLIENT

LOCATION

SIZE

KEY FACTS

INTEGRATED BY DESIGN

Caterpillar DC-3

Built using concrete tilt-up techniques, the facility was completed on a four-month shell construction schedule. —

CLIENT

LOCATION

SIZE

KEY FACTS

INTEGRATED BY DESIGN

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Built using concrete tilt-up techniques, the facility was completed on a four-month shell construction schedule.
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