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LPP
The logistics center strengthens and diversifies LPP's infrastructure while relieving the distribution center in Pruszcz Gdański. The facility increases the capacity to serve the international sales network and supports the company's continued growth in foreign markets.
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Investor:
LPP Logistics
Architecture:
TFK Poznań
General contractor:
Bremer, Dekpol Budownictwo
Investor supervision:
Trebbi Polska
Location:
Brześć Kujawski, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
Total area:
160,000 m²
Scope of work:
environmental decision, conceptual design, building permit design, detailed design, author's supervision, preparation of the project and tender documentation, building permit and detailed design for the expansion, interior design for the expanded office area
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The center won the title of Best New Warehouse of the Year in Central and Eastern Europe during the
12th edition of the CEE Region Eurobuild Awards. Recognition was given to, among other things, functionality, architecture, user comfort, and sustainable building solutions.
The project included:
advanced warehouse automation
energy-efficient solutions, including photovoltaics, recuperation, and BMS systems
access to daylight, wide circulation paths, and transport facilities
a custom-designed entrance zone, a fabric-inspired facade, and greenery surrounding the building
A highly automated distribution center was created, capable of handling up to 8 million garments and accessories per week. The warehouse automation allows for the simultaneous servicing of up to 1,000 stores, with the facility holding a capacity of 40 million items.
"The studio's architects have a deep understanding of our needs and the specifics of LPP's supply chain, which significantly streamlined the entire process."
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