WHAT THE PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW. Walls and ceilings are lined with white-faced sandwich panel installed panel by panel into the frame; joints show as fine vertical lines on the finished faces. Formed grey sheet metal is bonded over the shaped foam in the factory, with a bead of yellow adhesive visible along the line where sheet meets foam. Where the metal turns the tight radius at the ends it is crimped/fluted along the curve, and clamps hold the sheet to the curve while it is fixed. Concrete blocks stand on the floor inside the unit during the build and while it is parked outside.
The finished unit has large dark-framed sliding and fixed glazing along one long side, with a projecting flat canopy running above the glazing. Outside the factory the unit stands on short timber-block supports on grass, in a yard with stacked EPS blocks and industrial buildings behind.
WHAT IS NOT CLAIMED. Nothing here about the client, the architect, the building's use, the dates, the areas or the quantities — none of that is visible in the photographs, and this study is written from the photographs. Every statement above was checked against the frame it came from, and anything that went further than the evidence was removed.
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