OUR MANUFACTURING ARCHITECTS WILL BRING YOUR VISION TO LIFE.
We understand that every square foot of your manufacturing facility matters. Key Interiors loves the challenge of maximizing “both sides of the wall”—the plant and the offices.
EXPERIENCED AT ALL TYPES OF MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Factories
Large buildings designed to house machinery and workers for manufacturing goods. They can range from textile mills to automobile assembly plants.
Warehouses
While primarily used for storage, some warehouses also include spaces for manufacturing activities, particularly for businesses requiring large amounts of space for production and storage.
Processing Plants
These facilities are used to process raw materials into finished products. Examples include food processing plants, oil refineries, and chemical processing plants.
Power Plants
These facilities generate power, often by burning fossil fuels or nuclear reactions. While not 'manufacturing' in the traditional sense, they do 'produce' electricity.
High-Tech Facilities
Manufacturing facilities for electronics, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and other high-tech products often require specialized designs to accommodate clean rooms, precise temperature and humidity control, and other specific needs.
Industrial Parks
These are areas zoned for industrial use with multiple manufacturing facilities. Each building may house a different business, but they all benefit from shared services and infrastructure.
BRING YOUR MANUFACTURING FACILITY INTO THE NEW AGE OF BUSINESS.
Operational Flow
The layout should facilitate efficient workflow. This includes considering the flow of materials from receiving through production to shipping and people movement.
Sustainability
Energy-efficient designs and sustainable materials can help reduce the facility’s environmental impact. This might involve things like natural lighting, efficient HVAC systems, and water conservation measures.
Security
Security could be a significant concern depending on what is being manufactured. This could impact the site design and specific elements like access control systems.
Flexibility and Scalability
The design should accommodate future growth or changes in manufacturing processes. This could mean designing spaces that can be easily reconfigured or expanded.
Infrastructure Needs
The facility needs to have the necessary infrastructure to support its operations. This includes electrical capacity for machinery, adequate plumbing, and possibly specialized systems like compressed air or gas lines.
Cost
Lastly, these considerations must be balanced against the project budget. It’s crucial to design a facility that meets all operational, safety, and worker needs while being cost-effective.
Safety and Compliance
The facility must comply with local building codes and industry-specific safety regulations. This includes fire safety, hazardous material storage, and worker safety considerations.
Worker Amenities
The design should consider the needs and comfort of workers. This can include break rooms, restrooms, locker areas, and even outdoor spaces for relaxation during breaks.
IS YOUR FACILITY HOLDING BACK YOUR BUSINESS’ POTENTIAL?
Find out how much it would cost to transform your facility and prepare your business for the future.
our work.
Key Interiors’ has been architecting Chicago’s manufacturing infrastructure FOR DECADES.
Comprehensive Services
As an innovative general contracting firm, Key Interiors embraces a comprehensive approach to industrial projects, including architecting, designing, building, and furnishing. This integrated approach ensures consistency and efficiency throughout the project.
Expertise in MANUFACTURING Design
We have a track record in industrial architecture services- ranging from data centers, factories, manufacturing plants, warehouses, and more. This specialized knowledge allows them to create functional, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing spaces.
Client-Centric Approach
Your vision is our blueprint. We maintain open communication lines throughout the project to ensure the final product reflects your goals.
Deep Local Expertise
Innovative Solutions
We leverage cutting-edge technology and forward-thinking design philosophies to create spaces that are adaptable, scalable, safe, and future-proof.
Professional Team
Key Interiors boasts a highly trained professional team. This team brings together a diverse range of skills and perspectives, enhancing the quality and cost-effectiveness of our work.
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO COMPETE IN THE GROWING MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY?
A well-designed space can drastically shape the care experience, and the Key Interiors team stands ready to collaborate to redefine that experience.
As the leading interior architect in the Chicagoland area, we stand ready to take on any project with the experience deliver world-class results. Reach out to us today about how much it would cost to transform your workspace and prepare your business for the future of work.