facility layout and location - industrial engineerin
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Poblix Inc., a well-known financing company in the retail business industry, is planning to open new chain of malls named “moondinar” in the Republic of Utopia. The chain of malls that they plan to start, typically serves the local residential communities. The company’s Research & Development team identified that a successful shopping mall should be comprehensive enough to cater all the needs of the residents. The company targets that the store will become the primary choice for food, clothing, accessories (fashion, jewelry), electronic, cinema, and toys/kids for the community. Thus, the major stores in the mall will fall into the above categories. Furthermore, the mall should have smooth mobility for the customers and balance of workload for the mall services. The mall will not only be used for the next fiscal year, but also for the future years as well. Perhaps, the mall should be flexible to withstand changes for the next 30 to 40 years without any major changes. They are looking for Industrial Engineers (IEs) to design the manufacturing facility, and to locate the similar facilities across the republic. Your team is hired by the company as IE consultants to achieve the following two major tasks: 1. Design the layout of the shopping mall (Block and Detailed) 2. Provide the locations for the shopping mall Relevant data and details are provided in the following pages of the document. Since the company is unaware of the methodologies that you will be using to design the facilities, you are allowed to make reasonable assumptions for the missing data. You are expected to use the standards wherever applicable. Your goal is to provide the company with the best layout and the locations for the facility.
Project No: ISE01720422
Start Date: Apr 14, 2018
Due Date: May 14, 2018
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THE SHOPPING MALL
The company focuses on the layout of a new mall (Moondinar mall) that will be built in the college town, at the intersection of University Avenue and 20th street. The location is the prime shopping location, and serves the entire community. Poblix owns many malls in the other countries, and they plan to build the new chain of malls in the Republic of Utopia. The company has conducted an extensive data collection in their existing malls. In addition to that, the leading economic indicators, and surveys were used to identify potential list of stores/restaurants/services (from here onwards, they will be called as entity). The entities that will be launched in the mall are listed in Table-1:
Table-1: Entities and Corresponding Type Entity* Type Entity Type
Accessorize Accessories Peacocks Clothing
Claire's Accessories Reiss Clothing
Clarks Accessories River Island Clothing
Fossil Accessories Simply Be Clothing
Glamour Forever Accessories Apple Electronics
Goldsmiths Accessories Bose Electronics
Kiko Milano Accessories MenKind Electronics
MAC Accessories Virgin Media Electronics
Michael Kors Accessories Café Rouge Food
Miss Diva Shoes Accessories Caffè Nero Food
Monsoon Accessories Costa Coffee Food
Pandora Accessories Gourmet Burger Food
Shoe Zone Accessories Krispy Kreme Food
Swarovski Accessories Muffin Break Food
Swatch Accessories Nando's Food
The Body Shop Accessories Nespresso Food
The Pen Shop Accessories PizzaExpress Food
The Perfume Shop Accessories Starbucks Food
Vision Express Accessories TGI Fridays Food
Watches of Switzerland Accessories Yo! Sushi Food
L'Occitane Accessories Zizzi Food
Lovisa Accessories Mount Fuji Food
Radley Accessories Nata & Co Food
Ernest Jones Accessories Prezzo Food
Bonmarche Clothing Shake Shack Food
Crew Clothing Co. Clothing Card Factory Gifts
Debenhams Clothing Hawkins Bazaar Kids
Fat Face Clothing Build a Bear Kids
Gap Clothing Disney Kids
H&M Clothing Game Kids
Hollister Clothing Hamleys Kids
New Look Clothing Kids around Kids
Quiz Clothing Clothing Lego Store Kids
Timberland Clothing Cineworld Movie
Moss Bros Clothing Foot Locker Shoes
Oasis Clothing Sports Direct Sports
In addition to the list of entities that will be placed inside the mall facility. Auxiliary facilities like parking** and entrance/exits should also be considered. The available space to build the mall and the parking is shown in Figure-1. *The brands are named here for educational purpose. It is not for any profitable or non-academic reasons. ** The space required for parking can be estimated based on the information in Section 1.3.
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Following is the top view of the available land that will be used to build the mall. The management would like you to consider the accessibility to the roads while building the layout. The green colored area indicates no access to road. The black colored area indicated access to road. The brown color area indicates the available space. The red and blue colored area indicates unusable space. All the distances in given in meters.
Figure-1: Available space for Moondinar
LAYOUT ANALYSIS
The focus of this section is to develop the block and detailed layout of the Moondinar mall. Following subsection highlights the necessary information. Assume any further relevant information and design the block and the detailed layouts.
1.1 MALL BL OCK A SS IGNMENT S:
The overview of various available blocks, unavailable blocks, aisle and gates is displayed in Figure-2. The aisle, unusable blocks, and gates arrangement cannot be changed. The first stage of this project is to assign blocks to different entities. The blocks are rented or purchased by each entity, based on their requirements and budget. The number of blocks per entity is assumed to be one. Based on the historical data from the entities and the company, the expected demand per day for each entity is given in the excel sheet titled DEMAND in the excel workbook named Data-xx. xlsx, where “xx” stands for your group number. There are four segments (A, B, C, D) in the mall. All the entities must be organized such that the overall number of customers in each segment is balanced. That is, the total demand in each segment should similar to the other segments. Only block starting from A are part of segment A. Also, only the four segments (A, B, C, D) should be balanced. The block numbers starting from “F” must be assigned to food type entities. The block numbers starting from “G” should be assigned to food and kids type entities only. Preference is given to the food type entities only.
1000 mts
650 mts
80
120 150
150
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Figure-2: The Internal Layout of the Moondinar Mall
1.2 DEBENH AMS BL OCK L AYOUT:
The estimated flow in number of customer units for the Debenhams are given in the excel sheet titled FLOW in the excel workbook named Data-xx. xlsx. The following table provides the information regarding the space requirements for various departments:
Table-2: Space requirements of the Debenhams entity
Department Name Area (m2)
Department Name Area (m2)
1 Department-1 2 11 Department-11 4
2 Department-2 8 12 Department-12 2
3 Department-3 3 13 Department-13 3
4 Department-4 4 14 Department-14 1
5 Department-5 4 15 Department-15 1
6 Department-6 1 16 Department-16 7
7 Department-7 1 17 Department-17 4
8 Department-8 5 18 Department-18 3
9 Department-9 3 19 Department-19 3
10 Department-10 2 20 Department-20 2
600 mts
600 mts
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Using the above data, construct a block layout for the Debenhams entity. The total area for Debenhams block is 80 sqmts (8 mts x 10 mts).
1 .3 DET AILED LAY OUTS
Parking: All the employees and the customers working at the firm needs car parking. Management would like
to have two types of parking areas. Parking area-1 will be a 45𝑜 inclined parking, which will be used by the customers. Parking area-2 will be perpendicular parking, which will be used by the employees. Management has projected that on an average there will be 500 people working in the mall services. A rough
breakdown of the employees will be: 𝑁(300,20) at the cleaning worker level, 𝑁(100,10) at the supervisor & security level and 𝑁(50,5) at the higher management level. It is estimated that 50% of the employees will be using bus transportation system, and may not be needing the parking. However, a bus parking should be available for those employees. In addition to that, the plant will maintain some official vehicles (80 pickups, 20 sedans, 10 bikes, and 5 SUVs) for the day to day works at the plant. Once an employee starts his/her day at the plant, he/she will be using the plant official vehicles for all the official transportations. It is also estimated that the number of customers during weekdays will be
𝑁(1000,200) and the number of customers during weekends will be 𝑁(3000,500). Figures-3a & 3b display the difference between inclined and perpendicular parking. Assume necessary
information, and identify the appropriate space for the canteen. Note: 𝑁(0,1) represents a normal distribution with mean 0 and variance 1.
Figure-3a: Perpendicular Parking Figure-3b: Incline Parking
LOCATION ANALYSIS
The major task in this domain is to identify the locations of the shopping mall and distribution centers. The management has identified potential docks that will be used by its suppliers to send the goods to the mall. In addition to that, the management has identified potential customer zones in the country. The objective is to use the information of supplier and customers in identifying the location of the mall, and the locations of the distribution centers (see Figure-4). The management is planning to open at most 10 malls, and up to 3 distributions centers. The distributions centers can be built on any site, however, the malls can only be built only on the available sites. The coordinates of the potential docks are given in the worksheet title COORDINATES in Data-xx. xlsx workbook. The cover data of available sites and customers are given in the worksheet titled SITES in Data- xx.xlsx. The management would like to maximize the percentage of customers they can cover, for a given number of malls. That is, they would like you to provide them with a graph of number of malls that are built on the x-axis, and the percentage of customers covered on the y-axis. Assume that the cover distance is
𝑁(10,5) K.m.
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Figure-4: Location Planning
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