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OBS Storage Systems were asked to recreate your standard household clothes drying frame in their drying room.
St Francis Hospice current drying process was to iron damp sheets,pillow and duvet cases through the Iron press. They didn't want to undo all their good work by folding damp sheets onto shelves and allowing them to dry. Inevitably they would have to reiron some of the sheets.
We designed a made to measure solution using plastic shelving that allowed the user to drape each sheet, pillow case and duvet cover over the individual shelving bars thus allowing each peice to dry quicker
A cold room in the McIntyre Medical building, McGill University.
Hasselblad 500C/M + 2.8/80 + Fuji Acros 100
A visit to Ocelot Brewing Company, which had just opened for the first time, only three days earlier, 9 April 2015.
Sterling, Virginia.
12 April 2015.
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before sailing the ships holds and store rooms were stocked with supplies and the cold room had enough meat and fish for 2 months, cooks from buck house came on board to cook the royal meals
Nanango Butter Factory Building is a heritage-listed factory at George Street, Nanango, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia. It was built in 1927. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 3 June 2005.
The main factory building is two stories high, rectangular, and runs parallel to George Street, on a north–south axis. It is constructed of concrete, with a brick extension to the north, and has fibrous cement sheeting and battens on the upper levels to the north and south. It has a gabled roof of galvanised iron with skylights, and a clerestory runs along the apex of the southern part of the roof. The western side of the building facing George Street has been stuccoed. There are four doors, a high-set roller door, and two hatches on the western side of the factory, five roller doors on the south side, and a roller door on the north side. There is a high-set loading bay with roller door on the southern end of the east side, and a concrete loading dock juts out between this and the engine room to the north. Windows are generally steel-framed with wire-covered panes, or consist of panelled glass louvres.[1]
Internally the factory is divided into two main sections with concrete floors, and the smaller northern end currently contains an office facing George Street, with a larger open section behind. The southern end has a small office on a raised section facing George Street, and a large open area behind this, with a coldroom and storeroom on the George Street side, north of the office. A door on the east side of the southern section leads from the main space through to the engine room.[1]
On the east side of the factory is an attached single-story engine room, with gabled roof of galvanised iron, constructed of rendered brick, with metal strapping set into the render. Steel loops are welded to the strapping at intervals. The engine room has a smaller northern section, with a roller door exiting the north side, and a double steel door exits the southern section to the east. The engine room has a concrete floor, and contains the concrete mounting pads of removed equipment, and one small engine. A hole has recently been cut into the floor of the engine room, near the largest concrete mounting.
South of the factory, across a large concrete pad, is the old office building of the Nanango Dairy Co-operative Association. It faces George Street, and is constructed of brick with a concrete and stucco frontage. To the east of the concrete pad are two open sheds of steel and timber construction, and an enclosed timber shed. To the east of the factory and engine room are a number of other structures. Running south to north these include: a small overgrown shed, related to the factory's cooling system; a rectangular semi-underground covered concrete tank; a brick toilet block; two underground concrete tanks next to the engine room; a small open-topped semi-underground concrete water tank; and an open two-storied twin-gabled loading bay, constructed of steel and timber and clad in galvanised iron. It has raised vents at each apex, clad in curved galvanised iron sheeting.
*Wikipedia
Nanango Butter Factory Building is a heritage-listed factory at George Street, Nanango, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia. It was built in 1927. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 3 June 2005.
The main factory building is two stories high, rectangular, and runs parallel to George Street, on a north–south axis. It is constructed of concrete, with a brick extension to the north, and has fibrous cement sheeting and battens on the upper levels to the north and south. It has a gabled roof of galvanised iron with skylights, and a clerestory runs along the apex of the southern part of the roof. The western side of the building facing George Street has been stuccoed. There are four doors, a high-set roller door, and two hatches on the western side of the factory, five roller doors on the south side, and a roller door on the north side. There is a high-set loading bay with roller door on the southern end of the east side, and a concrete loading dock juts out between this and the engine room to the north. Windows are generally steel-framed with wire-covered panes, or consist of panelled glass louvres.[1]
Internally the factory is divided into two main sections with concrete floors, and the smaller northern end currently contains an office facing George Street, with a larger open section behind. The southern end has a small office on a raised section facing George Street, and a large open area behind this, with a coldroom and storeroom on the George Street side, north of the office. A door on the east side of the southern section leads from the main space through to the engine room.[1]
On the east side of the factory is an attached single-story engine room, with gabled roof of galvanised iron, constructed of rendered brick, with metal strapping set into the render. Steel loops are welded to the strapping at intervals. The engine room has a smaller northern section, with a roller door exiting the north side, and a double steel door exits the southern section to the east. The engine room has a concrete floor, and contains the concrete mounting pads of removed equipment, and one small engine. A hole has recently been cut into the floor of the engine room, near the largest concrete mounting.
South of the factory, across a large concrete pad, is the old office building of the Nanango Dairy Co-operative Association. It faces George Street, and is constructed of brick with a concrete and stucco frontage. To the east of the concrete pad are two open sheds of steel and timber construction, and an enclosed timber shed. To the east of the factory and engine room are a number of other structures. Running south to north these include: a small overgrown shed, related to the factory's cooling system; a rectangular semi-underground covered concrete tank; a brick toilet block; two underground concrete tanks next to the engine room; a small open-topped semi-underground concrete water tank; and an open two-storied twin-gabled loading bay, constructed of steel and timber and clad in galvanised iron. It has raised vents at each apex, clad in curved galvanised iron sheeting.
*Wikipedia
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Snapshot of my my favorites on the 01.07.2006
Credits:
1. Coldroom Door, 2. .broderick tower-abandoned., 3. Crooked Crater Lake, 4. Untitled, 5. Poison Dart Frogs, 6. X, Crescent Moon, 7. Luck, 8. Intimidation, 9. 20041217 Dead Vlei, Namibia 1006, 10. Rusted Chain, 11. 2002-02-03-03, 12. [ grimace ], 13. mudra, 14. wat roofing, 15. Untitled, 16. Gramophone Emporium set No 5
Having opened their pores and cleaned off the dirt in the preceding rooms the Romans would finish off in the frigidarium (cold room) where there was a pool of cold water. Stairs cut out of the stone led into the sunken pool.
The picture describes perfect what we can design to incorprate a radiator on the wall. You eill also notice we have created space to accomodate the Henry vacuum Cleaners on the back wall
Each unit contains the following parts：
â‘ Emerson valley scroll wheelï¼›
â‘¡Efficient threaded condenserï¼›
â‘¢Efficient threaded low temperature ssr-dd series of evaporatorï¼›
â‘£Dan fluorine high-end expansion valves, BaoXianKu (use the throttle capillaryï¼›
⑤Full computer automatic control system (automatic control)；
â‘¥Japan heron palace electromagnetic valve (a unit has three electromagnetic valve: operation-filling frost-spray liquidï¼›
⑦The rotor efficient in four sets of fan；
⑧LG electrical components；
⑨Emerson dry filter pressure protection relay protection compressor high temperature control (spray liquid temperature control；
â‘©Condensate processor + copper tube + frozen oil + cold media snow kind of R404a + silver electrode heat preservation + + the power cord
A visit to the National Trust run Chedworth Roman Villa in Gloucestershire, near the Cotswolds. Was mixed weather here.
Chedworth Roman Villa is located near Chedworth, Gloucestershire, England and is a scheduled monument. It is one of the largest and most elaborate Roman villas so far discovered in Britain and one with the latest occupation beyond the Roman period. The villa was built in phases from the early 2nd century to the 5th century, with the 4th-century construction transforming the building into an elite dwelling arranged around three sides of a courtyard. The 4th-century building included a heated and furnished west wing containing a dining-room (triclinium) with a fine mosaic floor, as well as two separate bathing suites: one for damp-heat and one for dry-heat.
The villa was discovered in 1864, and was excavated and opened to public view soon afterwards. It was acquired in 1924 by the National Trust who have conducted a long-term conservation programme, with new on-site facilities and cover-buildings.
Historians have debated whether Chedworth was a villa rustica or a religious sanctuary and hostel, as evidence has been found in support of both arguments. Most currently believe, however, that Chedworth was the former, inhabited by a very wealthy Romano-Briton.
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Cold Room and Warm Room
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