The project establishes a dialogue between industry and landscape, where the “green hill” becomes the pivotal element. This soft undulation acts as a natural filter between the infrastructure and the new volumes, creating an ecological corridor that traverses the entire site. The stepped pattern of the industrial facades mirrors the plot’s morphology, transforming a site constraint into a distinctive architectural feature. Large continuous glazing on the western front facilitates a constant indoor-outdoor connection, allowing greenery to permeate the workspaces and creating a model where production is harmoniously integrated into the landscape.

These beams integrate structural support with utility housing: the internal cavity accommodates all MEP lines (power, compressed air, heating), while the flanges support the crane rails. This solution optimizes floor space and simplifies maintenance. Through 3D coordination and BIM-oriented management, Archilinea monitored interferences in real-time, ensuring immediate adaptations to the site’s progress. The result is a building achieving A4 energy certification, balancing environmental performance with industrial excellence.