Designing a production hall requires not only technical expertise but also a deep understanding of the specific needs of a given industry. A hall for the food industry differs significantly from one designed for the chemical industry, light assembly, or logistics. At BAUREN – thanks to our extensive experience and a well-developed design department – we know how to design production halls that are safe, functional, and compliant with current standards.

Each industrial sector has its own specific requirements. These differences may relate to the type of production, the nature of materials, technologies used, sanitary standards, or safety systems. That’s why, already at the conceptual stage, it’s essential to consider:

• environmental and sanitary requirements,
• technical conditions for machines and production lines,
• internal logistics,
• ventilation, heating, and cooling,
• fire and explosion protection systems,
• clean or specialized zones (e.g., laboratories, cold storage).

At BAUREN, we approach each hall individually – we don’t follow generic templates, but instead draw on experience gained through projects across a variety of industrial sectors.

Food Industry

• Hygiene is fundamental – proper surface finishes are required (e.g., chemical-resistant floors, washable walls).
• Separate process and sanitary routes for raw materials, semi-finished products, and final goods.
• Strict control of temperature and humidity – HVAC systems and cold storage units are essential.
• Full compliance with SANEPID and HACCP regulations.

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry

• High safety standards – explosion protection systems (ATEX), designated hazardous zones.
• Ventilation and vapor neutralization systems.
• Chemical storage must meet strict regulatory standards.
• Cleanroom or controlled zones are often required.

Metal, Machinery, and Heavy Industry

• Structural durability to accommodate cranes, vibrations, and heavy point loads.
• Adequate foundation layout for machinery.
• Large gate openings and reinforced industrial flooring.
• Internal transport of heavy loads must be feasible.

Light Industry, Assembly, and Logistics

• Flexibility and scalability of space – halls must be adaptable to changing operational needs.
• Efficient communication between production, warehouse, and office zones.

Focus on ergonomics and operational efficiency.

At BAUREN, we go far beyond technical drawings. We deliver comprehensive production hall designs that include:

• analysis of client needs and industry specifics,
• layout of production lines and technical infrastructure,
• design of structure, sanitary systems, ventilation, electrical and low-voltage installations,
• full documentation compliant with current regulations (including Building Law, Technical Conditions Regulation, fire and occupational safety standards).

Our design office brings together experienced architects, structural engineers, and specialist consultants. By working closely with general contractors, we create documentation that’s ready for implementation – without ambiguity, missing elements, or on-site improvisation.

• Usable height – tailored to machinery, ventilation, and crane systems,
• Live and dynamic loads,
• Movement of people, goods, and raw materials,
• Separation of technological and sanitary zones,
• Fire safety, evacuation, and environmental requirements,
• Integration with external systems (e.g., ERP, production automation).

We have delivered dozens of projects for heavy, light, food, and chemical industries. This gives us a clear understanding of the diverse needs of investors across different sectors. When you work with BAUREN, you can be confident that your project will be prepared with the utmost care, regulatory compliance, and ready for seamless execution.