tierra de arévalo
industry rooted in local identity
A strategic industrial masterplan for Bioxytol combining pilot production,logistics and future expansion into a scalable operational ecosystem shaped by the territorial and architectural identity of Arévalo
Business challenge
Develop a
scalable industrial
platform capable
of supporting
production growth,
logistics and future
expansion within
one coordinate
operational
ecosystem
Bottleneck
Industrial facilities are often planned independently,
generating duplicated
infrastructure, fragmented
operations and anonymous
industrial environments disconnected form local identity
Strategic approach
Transform production, logistics and infrastructure into a phased industrial ecosystem where operational efficiency and architectural identity operate together as one system
Implementation
Developing phased masterplan layouts, operational strategies
and scalable architectural systems inspired by the rhythms, materiality and urban logic of
Arévalo
Outcome
Ascalable industrial framework reducing operational duplication, optimising future
growth and creating a recognisable industrial identity connected to its territory
A strategic industrial masterplan developed for Bioxytol exploring how pilot production, logistics and future industrial growth could operate as part of a single coordinated ecosystem
Rather than developing isolated industrial facilities, the proposal organises production, infrastructure and expansion into a phased operational system capable of adapting over time while reducing duplicated resources and land occupation
The project also rethinks the relationship between industry and place, translating the materiality, rhythms and spatial identity of Arévalo into a contemporary industrial language through scalable architectural and infrastructural systems
The result is a flexible industrial framework combining operational efficiency, territorial identity and long-term growth strategy within a single masterplan
Rather than developing isolated industrial facilities, the proposal organises production, infrastructure and expansion into a phased operational system capable of adapting over time while reducing duplicated resources and land occupation
The project also rethinks the relationship between industry and place, translating the materiality, rhythms and spatial identity of Arévalo into a contemporary industrial language through scalable architectural and infrastructural systems
The result is a flexible industrial framework combining operational efficiency, territorial identity and long-term growth strategy within a single masterplan
TEAM
Alejandro Costa. Masterplan Director
Sebastián Sención, Concept & Technical Stage
Felix Carazo, M&E Consultant
CLIENT
Bioxytol SL
TEAM
Client. Private
Urban designer. everyplace
Planning consultant. everyplace
Cost consultant. everyplace
FOTOGRAFÍA
Love Ladrillo
