Badcock Distribution Center Addition, Mulberry (Designed, Not Built)
Designed, not built. Marlon Lynn Architect, PA designed a 180,000 square foot tilt-wall addition for the Badcock distribution center in Mulberry, Florida. The addition was designed but not built. To lay it out, we had to understand every aspect of how product moves through the building and redesign all parts of the warehouse so each function sat in the correct order. Marlon Lynn Architect, PA is a Lakeland architecture firm established in 2004.
Project facts
- Client: Badcock
- Location: Mulberry, Florida
- Project: addition to an existing distribution center, designed, not built
- Size: 180,000 square feet
- Structure: tilt-wall
- Our role: design (the addition was not built, so there was no construction administration)
- Architect: Marlon D. Lynn, Florida architect license AR91842
- Also see: our Badcock warehouse expansion in Mebane, North Carolina, an addition of about 170,000 square feet.
The constraint
We had to understand every aspect of product movement and redesign all parts of the warehouse to relocate the functions and put them in the correct order. An addition this size changes how the whole distribution center works, not just how big it is, so the design started with how product comes in, where it is stored, and how it goes out. We did the same work for Badcock in Mebane, North Carolina, where the addition was built.
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