For logistics to move at speed, the architecture behind it has to be precise.

At FoodCentral in Dublin, the facility for Oakland International was designed to support the complex choreography of a modern multi-temperature storage and logistics service. Large-span warehouse structures create uninterrupted operational space, while high-performance insulated envelope systems ensure strict temperature control across chilled and frozen environments.

The architecture carefully balances scale with precision. Dock levellers, loading bays and HGV circulation routes are strategically organised to maximise throughput, while integrated contract packing and distribution areas support efficient product handling from arrival to dispatch.

Material durability, hygiene standards and thermal performance are all critical design drivers in facilities like this. The result is a highly engineered logistics environment. Architecture designed not just to house operations, but to enable them.

A building that quietly powers the supply chain behind Irish and UK retail, food service and direct-to-consumer delivery.