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Glanbia Cheese Innovation Center
Glanbia Cheese Innovation Center
Twin Falls, ID, United States
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Glanbia Cheese Innovation Center
Twin Falls, ID, United States
Firm
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Located adjacent to Glanbia’s new corporate headquarters, the 14,000 sf Cheese Innovation Center houses some of the most advanced equipment in the industry. The purpose of the innovation center is to bring industry experts and consumers together to develop and market new products. A small, yet fully equipped production center allows testing prior to scaling up for consumer production.
In keeping with Glanbia’s corporate identity and emphasis on high quality environments for its employees, the facility is very energy efficient and uses interior glass walls to open up lab space and convey natural light.
The one-story CLC is constructed of a steel structural frame with brick veneer pilasters, storefront windows and metal panel accents. The massing and materials selection for the building were influenced by the project’s location in the City of Twin Falls’ Historic Warehouse District and include steel canopies and striated brick colors to provide texture and movement to each façade.
The facility includes milk processing facilities, state-of-the-art culinary lab and analytical lab, offices, conference room, a test kitchen and an area for sensory evaluation of products. Design meets both USDA and FM Global standards including many specialty finishes and epoxies to maintain sterile environments.
Awards to Date:
2013 ASID Idaho Chapter Professional Design Awards – Commercial
In keeping with Glanbia’s corporate identity and emphasis on high quality environments for its employees, the facility is very energy efficient and uses interior glass walls to open up lab space and convey natural light.
The one-story CLC is constructed of a steel structural frame with brick veneer pilasters, storefront windows and metal panel accents. The massing and materials selection for the building were influenced by the project’s location in the City of Twin Falls’ Historic Warehouse District and include steel canopies and striated brick colors to provide texture and movement to each façade.
The facility includes milk processing facilities, state-of-the-art culinary lab and analytical lab, offices, conference room, a test kitchen and an area for sensory evaluation of products. Design meets both USDA and FM Global standards including many specialty finishes and epoxies to maintain sterile environments.
Awards to Date:
2013 ASID Idaho Chapter Professional Design Awards – Commercial
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