Industrial halls with moderm minimal design

On the premises of Enipau SRL in Romania, two prototype halls have been constructed, serving as storage facility and showroom.The smaller hall has a footprint of 500 m², while the larger is over 2000 m². Both structures are designed to adapt to irregular foundation conditions, offering flexibility in diverse site environments.

Architecturally, the halls feature refined detailing: the roof soffits and eaves are clad with three-layered plates, ensuring that the aesthetically appealing façade construction also meets the structural requirements. The exterior walls are crafted from 40 mm thick multilayered solid wood plates, custom-milled in 3D and brushed to accentuate the natural grain of the wood. Inside, spacious forklift corridors ensure efficient movement of goods, while a drive-through lane at the rear additionally supports streamlined logistics.

Following the successful implementation of these prototypes, the company plans to roll-out the concept in Romania’s major cities like Bucharest, Iași, and Timișoara. Expanding this concept further into European markets and offering the solution to other clients is part of the company’s long-term strategy.

This project exemplifies the aesthetic and structural potential of engineered timber in contemporary industrial architecture. The use of HASSLACHER groups' glued laminated timber is a deliberate and strategic choice, reflecting a partnership built on shared values: sustainability, precision, and innovation. The renewable material, wood, plays a central role in the identity of both the customer and the supplier, reinforcing a commitment to future-oriented construction.

A total of 110 m³ of visual-grade glued laminated timber beams and 250 m² of 40 mm thick multilayered solid wood plates were produced by the HASSLACHER group at their sites in Sachsenburg (NORITEC) and Rangersdorf (GEMSON).