Industrial & Logistics

We design the places where things are made and supplied to the world. We help our clients implement innovative and effective solutions with a cross-functional approach that harnesses sustainable strategies, human experience, and digital design.
How do we pick the right site, where will power be available, and how sustainable is that power choice? Everything has to be resilient, and we are helping our manufacturing clients on this journey.
—Madeliene Hilton, Industrial & Logistics leader
INSIGHTS

Digital twins green the manufacturing landscape.

Virtual replicas of manufacturing spaces allow operators to monitor the facilities to ensure that equipment is operating within specifications, which increases energy efficiencies and lowers the facilities’ carbon footprint.

 

Manufacturing facilities navigate the “power predicament” with new strategies.

Complex manufacturing operations place enormous energy demands on local electricity grids, which are under increasing strain. Operators can secure more efficient and reliable power sources — and expand location options — with on-site power generation.

 

A growing workforce reshapes industrial facilities.

As industrial and logistics sites transition to edge-of-urban locations, a growing workforce will seek out more access to transportation and more modern amenities in and around these locations.

Mexico City Day Zero project rendering
Design Forecast identifies the trends and design strategies that are shaping the future of the human experience and the built environment. We provide strategic advice, research, and projects from all 33 of Gensler’s practices to help clients prepare for transformational times.
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