Industrial and technology design

We design factories, warehouses, logistics hubs and specialised facilities for the food, pharmaceutical and process industries. Each of these projects comes with different technical requirements, different material and equipment flows and different safety standards that architecture must integrate from the very first concept stage. An increasing number of industrial investments today do not start from a greenfield site, but from an existing industrial hall that needs to be adapted to new technologies and new operational loads. This requires designers to understand not only what the building currently is, but what it needs to become. We work on projects where equipment installation takes place in parallel with construction, where new infrastructure systems must fit within existing structures and where schedules leave no room for delays from any participant involved in the process. Projects of this type require highly precise coordination of construction, installation and technological works, since timelines are determined by the planned production start date rather than the completion of construction itself. Alongside the design of new industrial facilities, we have also specialised in the reconstruction of existing industrial buildings - adapting existing infrastructure to new technologies and production processes that often exceed the building’s original design parameters.