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Warehouse architecture

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about warehouse architecture

NewsNews • 7 Aug 2024

Design of smart, utilitarian storage and production hall by Aretz Dürr Architektur prizes simplicity

German architecture studio Aretz Dürr Architektur has completed Hall S // 46, a new storage and production hall for Schumann Project (part of the Schumann Group whose furniture workshop — Möbelwerkstätte — was established in 1890). This smart, utilitarian building’s design prizes simplicity and makes use of durable materials, including wood, polycarbonate, and trapezoidal sheet metal. Ben Schumann Aretz Dürr Architektur The new facility is located in an industrial and commercial area to the east of the small German town of Altenkirchen. It sits opposite the Schumann Project’s administration building and provides storage and production space for the furniture workshops. The hall... More

Project • By MRDOffices

CCI

Its purpose lies in the creation of collaborative and meeting spaces, with an introspective approach that adapts to the surrounding industrial environment.  Camila Cossio Camila Cossio Camila Cossio The design of the pavilion is aimed at generating flexible areas for collaboration and design, as well as meeting spaces that encourage interaction between workers. These aspects are complemented by plant elements that make up a green oasis, acting as a barrier against visual and acoustic pollution. Camila Cossio Camila Cossio Camila Cossio The "H"-shaped arrangement stores blind areas at the ends and transparent areas in the center, allowing unique permeability. The materiality of the pavilion is made up of... More

Project • By LoCa StudioOffices

Forkstone

Transformation of an old industrial space/parking into a modern office area in Espai Serrahima, Barcelona. Located in Espai Serrahima, a hub for artistic and cultural companies, this former industrial building has been renovated to serve as a modern workspace. The building was originally a textile factory, but an addition of concrete-steel structure was added later in the 1970s providing the complex an eclectic and uncommon image within Barcelona. Over the years, the space was repeatedly transformed, hosting activities from parking to warehousing, and/or a culinary research center before the interest in shifting it to become an office space. Caption Caption Designed to enhance the building's unique identity, the renovation recog... More

Project • By I-Beam DesignDistribution Centres

Stellae International Headquarters

Two new 50,000 sf pre-engineered warehouses were designed to flank an existing 150,000 sf corporate office building that was converted into a luxury fashion logistics headquarters for Stellae International. Carl Daguillard Caption The new warehouses, clad with MBCI metal wall panels and punctured with bands of polycarbonate sheets allow diffused light into the 33' high spaces. The angled and cantilevered front facades provide a canopy above the recessed translucent walls, while framing them with red ribboning panels that further accentuate the entry facades which glow at night creating a dramatic presence on this nearly 13 acre site. Stellae International Inc., is a luxury goods and fashion logistics company based in Melville, N... More

Project • By Leonardo MarchesiWarehouses

Photographic Studio

Vailate is a tiny town in the north of Italy, located in the Gera d’Adda territory, it is part of a local network of small scale goods production companies, and it has witnessed the rapid passage from an agricultural to an industrial society after WWII.The whole territory has seen a rapid extension and transformation in its urban fabric and architecture since the 1950s, warehouses started to pop-up these lands and especially in Vailate, as it is strategically positioned at the core of the industrial net of Brescia, Bergamo, Milano and Cremona.One of these warehouses is the one in which as young ambitious and naive teenagers our garage band used to play and have fun, in the space that we renamed as “caverna”, referring to t... More

NewsNews • 22 Oct 2020

Open plan warehouse concept achieves a playful sense of exploration

Warehouse Morinha is a large and light warehouse spaced custom-designed for a company that distributes children’s clothing and goods. The client wanted to achieve an open plan concept but also allow for a playful sense of exploration as one walks through the space. As such, stu.dere – Architecture & Design Studio implemented wire mesh features throughout, resulting in a physical but not a visual barrier. Credit: Ivo Tavares Studio In addition to a sizable amount space devoted to displaying and storing items, the ground floor includes an office and a small storage room. On the upper floor, there is a studio for product photography. The studio is subdivided into two spaces with a glazing system, which is designed to expa... More

Project • By Clayton KorteOffices

McKinney & Sampson

Located in the fast-growing East Downtown neighborhood in Houston, Texas, this project updates an underutilized industrial site to become a vibrant community hub with office, restaurant, bar, and retail space. The 66,000 square foot development incorporates 30,000 square feet of existing, updated building stock that includes two warehouses. New skylights highlight the vaulted ceilings and allow the original bow-string wood trusses to take center stage. One warehouse building converts into creative office space while the other anchors a retail center with leasable square footage for commercial use. A salvaged warehouse facade from a previous addition becomes a canvas for future artworks along Sampson Street. The project aims to become a blu... More

NewsNews • 30 Aug 2020

Worrell Yeung Architecture complete adaptive reuse project celebrating age-old Brooklyn factories

In Brooklyn, Worrel Yeung Architecture has completed the renovation and design of 77 Washington, a former masonry factory building from the 1920’s, as well as a cluster of four other historic buildings adjacent to the property. The adaptive reuse project draws form the neighbourhood’s rich history and the design typologies abundant in early 20th century New York warehouses. Credit: Naho Kubota A desire to celebrate the site’s history largely informs the design. Starting in the garden, original yellow wood gates were preserved and exterior brick walls left untouched. With reference to the Brooklyn Navy yard, benches in the garden are three solid oak logs, collected after various storms of the past decade. Credit: N... More