Completed in 2010 in Irapuato, a city in the south central region of Guanajuato, Mexico, Proctor & Gamble’s (P&G) Planta Milenio illustrates the potential gains of rethinking the architecture of today’s factories. While the design, by architects Davis Brody Bond with structural engineer Arup, is rooted in the company’s industrial process, it balances utilitarian goals with those that have emerged in today’s global economy—environmental sustainability, worker retention, and productivity. Read the full article here
Jennifer Krichels 