Overlooking the A14 motorway, the new development features a large glass envelope. The design focuses on the ideas of transparency and connection, elements that define an architecture in dialogue with its context and the community.
The building stands out for its large glass façade punctuated by vertical fins that create an effect of movement and lightness, alternating with red portals that embody the brand’s image. The triple-height lobby welcomes visitors and employees into an open and bright environment, while the biophilic terrace visually extends the workspace outdoors, promoting well-being and socialization.
The result is a contemporary industrial laboratory, where technology meets people and architecture becomes a tool for identity and innovation.

The construction site, inaugurated in October 2024 with an official ceremony attended by clients and institutions, will be completed in the summer of 2026.

The multifunctional building, divided into two areas—one dedicated to maintenance, assembly, and logistics, organized on a single level, and one on three floors for offices, training, and research—was designed using BIM methodology and combines construction precision and space quality in a linear and luminous volume, marked by glass and metal facades.
The fins, currently being installed, contribute to protection from solar radiation, becoming an architectural feature as well as the most important passive environmental device, capable of diffusing lighting evenly throughout all interior spaces.
The installation of the photovoltaic system has now been completed. Located on the roof and consisting of 726 panels covering a total area of 1,440 square meters, it will be capable of delivering more than 300kW of power.