Pharmaceutical Warehouse

Nick and a group of overseas architects took part in a design competition for a warehouse and distribution facility of pharmaceutical products with auxiliary spaces for locker rooms, offices, and dispatch. 

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The building while complies with local Council regulation tries to become a simple, compact, and modular geometry to meet the client expectations. All prefabricated, but not the ground-hugging podium. It is a very low-cost project. 

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Dominated by the criteria of functionality and the efficiency of distribution and use, the plan is open and clearly defined in line with the council's approval authority requirements.

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The objectives of minimal maintenance included a 100.000 litre water tank and around 50 solar panels connected to the grid to produce a sustainable source of renewable energy. Also, natural light is carefully used to avoid the usual darkness of this type of establishment and provide adequate amenity to the offices.