65x150 Winery Building — Norman Hardie Case Study
Explore a Future Buildings case study featuring production and storage space for Norman Hardie Winery. The video highlights a 65-by-150-foot building project.
Inside the Featured Agricultural Project
The stated dimensions represent a 9,750-square-foot footprint. For a winery building, consider production activities, storage conditions, equipment access and movement between work areas during planning.
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- Plan a building layout around the activities on your farm.
- Select openings to suit machinery and equipment access.
- Allow for organized storage and day-to-day movement.
- Discuss site-specific snow and wind design requirements.
- Coordinate ventilation and interior conditions with the intended use.
- Review included components and future space needs when planning.
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Quick answers to common questions
What is featured in this video?
Explore a Future Buildings case study featuring production and storage space for Norman Hardie Winery. The video highlights a 65-by-150-foot building project.
What should I consider for a similar project?
The stated dimensions represent a 9,750-square-foot footprint. For a winery building, consider production activities, storage conditions, equipment access and movement between work areas during planning.
How do I size doors for farm equipment?
Use the actual equipment dimensions and working clearances, and consider future machinery before selecting the opening sizes.
Are animal housing and crop storage requirements the same?
No. Ventilation, internal conditions, access and finishes depend on the activity. Coordinate those requirements with the building design.
What details are needed for a farm building quote?
Provide the site location, intended agricultural use, desired dimensions and opening requirements, including the equipment or materials to be housed.
