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Industrial · Completed · 2010

Ensinger Polska, Leszno

The new logistics base and office building serve as the headquarters of Ensinger in Poland, a global leader in the supply of semi-finished plastic products for industry.

Close-up of the Ensinger building's corner with the company logo on the wavy facade sheeting, the glazed canteen below, and a row of young trees by the entrance.

The new logistics base and office building serve as the headquarters of Ensinger in Poland, a global leader in the supply of semi-finished plastic products for industry. The warehouse hall, built using precast concrete technology, was combined with a modern, 2-storey office building.

The building’s industrial character is softened by a glazed staff canteen, which serves as the informal heart of the building and a meeting place for employees from all departments as well as guests. This is the first facility in the world built by Ensinger according to the new aesthetic standards for all of the company’s investments.

Front facade of the two-storey office building with bands of glazing, white facade cladding, and a row of cars parked by the entrance. Office corridor with glazed partitions between offices, dark stone flooring, and a suspended ceiling with spotlighting. Interior of the staff canteen with white tables, black chairs, pendant lamps, and lime-yellow kitchen cabinetry, with a view of the surrounding fields through the glazed wall. Close-up of the canteen's kitchen cabinetry with a glossy lime-yellow panel above the counter, white cabinets, and built-in ovens. View of the office building entrance with its glazed facade, dark panes reflecting the sky, and a row of cars in the parking lot in front of the building. View of the Ensinger building from the visitor parking lot at dusk — wavy facade sheeting with the company logo above the glazed canteen and young trees in planters.
Year
2010
Status
Completed