Plastic Recycling Factory

Industrial design starts with the process: hall geometry, floor loads, ventilation and the service yard all follow the production line. The renders show the other half of the task, the plant's face to the city. The building occupies a street corner and meets the pavement as proper urban architecture rather than a fence. Its entrances are marked by two tall white volumes, with the administrative floors stretched between them.

The facade relies on contrast. The vertical volumes are clad in white relief panels with a rippled texture that shifts as the sun moves. The main floors use grey cassettes arranged in a pattern of dark and light rectangles that recalls a barcode or a sheet cutting plan. The ground floor is dark, a row of thuja lines the pavement, and the roof carries a planted terrace.

For the owner this is production that can sit in an urban setting without conflict with its neighbours. The building looks like a contemporary office block and supports the reputation of a company working in recycling and environmental services. A distinctive facade helps in talks with partners and in recruiting staff. TVORZI carried out the architecture and the engineering design, aligning the exterior with the requirements of the technology.