Exterior view of the Game Aerospace facility featuring integrated aircraft manufacturing, office and operational spaces designed to support efficient production workflows, specialized equipment needs and coordinated aviation operations.

Game Aerospace

An aircraft manufacturer needed a facility that could integrate production, office space and aircraft access within one coordinated environment. The solution delivered a building that supports efficient workflows while accommodating specialized equipment and operational requirements.

Project Overview

Designing a facility for aircraft manufacturing required aligning production space, office functions and hangar access within a cohesive layout. The challenge was supporting specialized equipment and workflow efficiency without limiting flexibility.

Through coordinated structural design and integrated systems, the team delivered a facility that connects manufacturing and operations seamlessly. The result is a space that supports production while maintaining adaptability for future needs.

VP Builder
Cross Construction Corp.
Construction Type
Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings
Location
Bentonville, AR
Industry
Commercial & Offices, Hangars & Aviation, Manufacturing & Industrial
Square Footage
41,238
Completed
2015

Building a business advantage

Long-term Protection

Integrated wall and roof systems help projects maintain performance, durability and operational value well beyond completion.

Clear Expression

Clean detailing and contemporary aesthetics while keeping performance and efficiency aligned throughout execution.

Business Advantage

Well-coordinated building solutions support operational efficiency, productivity and long-term business growth.

Game Aerospace

Where production and operations intersect

In aircraft manufacturing, the building has to keep pace with the work inside it.

For this 41,238-square-foot facility completed in August 2016, Crossland Construction Corp., a Varco Pruden™ Builder, developed a solution that brings together production, office space and aircraft access within a single, coordinated environment.

The layout places manufacturing at the center, with office functions positioned along the perimeter for visibility and accessibility. This arrangement keeps teams connected while maintaining clear separation between administrative and production areas.

Large hangar doors along the exterior walls allow aircraft components to move efficiently in and out of the building, supporting production flow without interruption.

Structure that supports the process

Inside the manufacturing space, a one-ton crane is integrated into the building’s structure, allowing materials and components to be handled directly within the workflow. This reduces reliance on additional equipment and keeps operations moving efficiently.

Above, a 3,000-square-foot mezzanine adds another layer of functionality. The cantilevered conference room and office space provide areas for planning and collaboration without taking up valuable floor space below.

The building envelope combines RPR™ wall panels with cement-fiber panels, creating a durable exterior while allowing for variation in appearance. Storefront windows at the front of the building bring natural light into the office area, while a tube steel canopy with louvers provides shading and defines the entry.

The SSR™ Roof System supports long-term performance, helping protect the building while accommodating the demands of a manufacturing environment.

The result is a facility that keeps operations connected, efficient and ready to adapt as production evolves.

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