Plan the factory site and building around the production process. Civil and architectural coordination considers material movement, hygienic zoning, utilities, people, maintenance access and future expansion alongside the equipment layout.
Building decisions affect production for years. Poorly coordinated levels, drainage routes, access, service spaces or storage areas can constrain the process even when the equipment is suitable. Process requirements should inform the building brief early.
Review the site survey, proposed products, process flow, capacity and local project requirements. Develop the functional zoning and building brief, coordinate specialist design inputs and review the interfaces between civil work, utilities and equipment.
Depending on the assignment, outputs can include a site zoning concept, factory layout, functional room schedule, coordination drawings and review comments. Structural design, approval drawings and statutory submissions are undertaken by the appropriately appointed specialists.
An existing building can be reviewed for process fit, access, zoning, utilities and expansion needs. Its suitability depends on the actual structure, condition, location and required approvals; a site assessment is needed before committing to conversion.
Share your product range, planned capacity, location, current project stage and the support you need. Request a project discussion or contact Amol Ghodke.