Innnes, the leading importer and wholesaler of high-quality food products in Iceland, is embarking on an exciting venture: the construction of a new distribution center in Reykjavik. The new warehouse will not only house an office area but also feature three distinct temperature zones for food storage: a deep-freeze zone, a fresh products area and a dry goods section.
The warehouse operates using a combination of manual and automated systems. Advanced conveyors and full-automatic shuttle solutions streamline processes primarily in the deep freeze and dried goods zones. The building, with an outer geometry of 140m x 60m x 33m, boasts a robust steel framework and in-situ concrete. In terms of usable space, it offers an impressive 15000 sq. meters.
This state-of-the-art distribution centre promises efficiency, precision, and seamless food storage for the company.
Preparing specifications and defining requirements for building components
Developing the building concept and creating 3D models
Conceptualizing and designing the main building structure
Arranging foundation piles for building structure
Detail design of the building steel structure
Creating the main steel structure drawings (together with KI)
Designing secondary and miscellaneous steel (together with KI)
Developing non-standard architectural details and verifying them through Finite Element Method (FEM) analyses
Performing numerical thermal analyses
In addition to that, together with Contractor AS, we supplied all secondary steel and other miscellaneous materials.
