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Isuzu Mortors Fujisawa Distribution Center

A restructuring project of the logistics function of the 50-year-old facility owned by Isuzu Motors in Fujisawa. In this large-scale project across three sites that are connected by two bridges, as a Construction Manager at Risk (CMR), Yamashita PMC provided coordination work among multiple players including client, designer, managers and contractors, to achieve high-quality facility on time. The facilities were well planned in view of community’s wellbeing, by minimizing traffic conjunctions and by providing more greenery etc.

responsible phase

Business Planning
Facility Basic Planning
Design
Tendering
Construction
Operation
CRE / PRE

Project Outline

Business owner	Isuzu Motors Limited
Location	Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture
Building use	Plant, distribution center
Total floor area	33,721m2
Structure	RCSS structure, partial S structure
Number of floors	3 floors above ground

Related Building Type

Logistics
In recent years, the nature and required functions for logistics facilities are drastically evolving, and growth in the area of EC (Electric Commerce) is a part of such changes. Logistics facilities paired with a call center or shooting studio, as well as large-scale high-performance logistics centers equipped with material handling device for the purpose of ensuring efficiency and saving workload are some examples of the newly emerging facilities. At the same time, business owners are increasingly conscious about the BCP (business continuity planning), and demands are growing for safe and secure buildings with enhanced aseismatic performance, and resilient facilities that can quickly recover from disasters. Eco-friendly initiative is also an essential element and some projects require community building approach. While these new needs are apparent, building volume is in the growing trend, while storage and loading/unloading functions are more centralized. Business owners are required to pursue more efficient facilities to stay competitive.

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