Structure Design

Efficiently using space for manufacturing, storage, packing, labs and utilities.

Optimizing segregated zones for high-risk APIs, cold-chain storage (-20°C to +25°C), and solvent handling, validated for operational safety and audit compliance.

1. Building Layout
Planning the physical structure, including walls, floors, ceilings, and structural elements.
Pharma/healthcare-specific: Designing unidirectional workflows to segregate zones, with dedicated airlocks, gowning areas, and quarantine spaces for raw materials/finished products.

2 Load-Bearing Design
Ensuring the building supports equipment and process weights.
Reinforced foundations for heavy machinery (e.g., bioreactors, autoclaves), vibration-isolated zones for sensitive instruments (HPLCs), and seismic resilience for high-risk regions.

3 Compliance with Building Codes
Meeting local regulations and industry standards.
Fire-rated materials, emergency exits, and ADA-compliant access, aligned with FDA, ISO and WHO Annex 2 guidelines for sterile manufacturing.

4 Utility Integration
Seamlessly embedding critical utilities into structural design.
Pre-planned conduits for purified water systems, clean steam lines, and electrical grids to support HVAC, cold storage, and BMS/EMS compliance.