Some of our design considerations for an INDUSTRIAL PROJECT: 

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to strike a well balance between a functional design and an aesthetically pleasing design.

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to create space that facilitates the flow of the business operation and processes yet flexible to cater for future needs.

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to consider the type of equipment to be accommodated - height of the ceiling, special structures, adequate roof truss strength, minimize the number of columns, etc.

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to consider the construction efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the design and construction.

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to include sustainable design attributes such as using sustainable materials, maximizing natural ventilation and sunlight, which reduces the building’s energy consumption and carbon discharge. 

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to ensure universal accessibility and space interconnectivity for the intended occupants, persons with disabilities and the elderly.

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to design with intended occupants’ interest first, keep privacy, security and safety in check with well-planned designated entrances and exits, multiple entry barriers, fire protection system, etc. 

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to comply with the relevant legislative and regulatory requirements, industry standards and best practices.

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to consider the projected long term maintenance requirement and cost for proposed building materials, design and technology. 

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to identify, eliminate, or mitigate any hazard arising from the design, construction, or regular maintenance.