- Massachusetts MA
- West Springfield
- 01089
Adaptive Reuse at U-Haul Moving & Storage of West Springfield
(Right across from the Crepe House/next to Mansfield Paper)
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380 Union StWest Springfield, MA 01089
(Right across from the Crepe House/next to Mansfield Paper)
Services dans cet établissement :
Heures
- Du lundi au jeudiDe 7 h am à 7 h pm
- VendrediDe 7 h am à 8 h pm
- SamediDe 7 h am à 7 h pm
- DimancheDe 9 h am à 5 h pm
- Inspection gratuite du remorquage
- Propane payable à la pompe
- Échange de bonbonne de propane
- Retour client 24 heures
- Entreposage de bateau
- Entreposage de VR
- Entreposage de véhicules
- Entreposage du vin
Adaptive Reuse in West Springfield, MA at U-Haul Moving & Storage of West Springfield
Histoire du bâtiment
It all began in 1865, when Charles Gilbert and John Barker partnered to build the "Springfield Gas Machine" which converted raw petroleum distillates into gas vapor to light buildings. This was a solution for rural communities to light their homes with a gas lamp, if they did not have access to natural gas infrastructure. The pair also developed systems to safely distribute the lighting fuel to individual lamps.
Gilbert and Barker eventually founded the Gilbert & Barker company in 1870. Their partnership was legally designated as the Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing Co. Of Springfield, Massachusetts. By 1884, Gilbert & Barker were the single largest retailer of gas in the country. The Standard Oil Company, which we now know as Exxon, took notice of their success and acquired the company that same year. For almost 100 years, the company was an affiliate with the Standard Oil Company.
With the electric light industry growing rapidly after Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb, Gilbert & Barker investigated different ways petroleum could be utilized. Automobiles flourished in the U.S., but Gilbert and Barker found the refueling process inefficient and dangerous. At the time, automobile owners were hand pouring gasoline into their car's fuel tanks. Gilbert & Barker created the first petroleum pump, the T-1, in 1910. The pump used push-pull motion to siphon the gasoline from underground tanks for fueling. Within the next two years, they also introduced their first "measuring gasoline pump", and relocated to a new factory in West Springfield, Massachusetts. From Springfield, they manufactured measuring and visible pumps. After introducing the first computing pump in 1929, it was decided to combine their last names to make 'Gilbarco' their trademark.
Gilbarco also participated in World War II efforts and were contracted by the U.S. Army and Navy to produce over 100 million dollars' worth of pumping equipment. During war time manufacturing, women accounted for 40 % of the Gilbarco workforce.
In 1965, their headquarters relocated to Greensboro, North Carolina. The company still continued to grow and develop with the introduction of advancements in technologies like dispensers, pay-at-the pump, electronic blending, vapor recovery, wireless payment, remote management, etc. In 2002, Gilbarco was acquired by the Danaher Corporation and merged with Veeder-Root. This merger made Gilbarco and Veeder-Root a significant player in the world petroleum products and services market. Gilbarco Veeder-Root continues to innovate to this day and works toward the development of fuel dispensers, tank gauging equipment and point of sale systems.
The Gilbarco building was constructed in 1865 and was acquired by U-Haul in 2013. La réutilisation adaptative des bâtiments permet à U-Haul de promouvoir l'aménagement intercalaire pour répondre aux besoins des citoyens tout en préservant les ressources naturelles et les terrains normalement nécessaires à une construction neuve. La réutilisation adaptative permet également de concentrer les ressources sur l'intégration d'éléments respectueux de l'environnement dans le bâtiment existant plutôt que de créer des déchets par la démolition et d'utiliser des ressources précieuses pour de nouvelles constructions.
Impact environnemental
Serving U-Haul customers since 2013, this facility was built through adaptive reuse of an abandoned building. La réutilisation adaptative favorise l'aménagement intercalaire dans le but de renforcer les communautés. Parmi les bienfaits obtenus, la réutilisation a permis d'éviter :
- la fabrication et le transport de 201 tonnes de métal
- le coulage de 15 277 tonnes de nouveau béton
- 15 643 tonnes de débris de construction et de démolition
Energy-efficiency and waste-reduction programs at this facility provide the following estimated benefits each year for the West Springfield community:
- 6 983 623 livres d'émissions de gaz à effet de serre
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Production de l'acier La fabrication et le transport de 201 tonnes (182 tonnes métriques) d'acier ont été évités à ce jour
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Energie Des économies de 0 kWh par année
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Béton Coulage de 15 277 tonnes (13 863 tonnes) de nouveau béton évité à ce jour.
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Émissions 6 983 623 lb (3 167 751 kgs) d'émissions de gaz à effet de serre ont été évitées
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Débris pour les sites d'enfouissement 15 643 lb (14 195 kg) de débris de construction ont été évitées
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