Factory Front
Insert a reception, showroom and meeting layer into a working factory — production kept separate.
An existing factory or light-industrial building that needs a customer-facing layer.
Concept study — not a photograph of a completed project. Scope and sequence are indicative and tuned per site.

- No proper customer-facing area in front of production
- Visitors routed through, or too close to, the factory floor
- Office, meeting and product display are improvised in leftover corners
- The premises look like a workshop, not a company a buyer commits to
Zone the building by what each part earns.
Reception, showroom, meeting, product gallery and sample room.
A sealed acoustic, visual and dust boundary — the customer route never crosses production.
Office and staff route kept off the customer path; the production hall untouched.
The flows this conversion plans.
A coordinated brief a contractor can build to.
- Reception, showroom, meeting, gallery and sample-room layout
- A customer route from arrival to meeting that never crosses production
- A clean, sealed factory-separation boundary — acoustic, visual and dust
- Office and staff route kept off the customer path
- Product-display and sample-room fit-out drawn from what the factory makes
- Signage and façade-interface so the front reads as a company
- CAPEX priority split and phasing — the customer layer is a clean insert
Every existing element gets a disposition.
- No touching the production hall — the customer layer is a clean insert, not a rebuild
- No full-building air-conditioning — conditioned at the customer layer, not the factory
- No decorative cladding over sound industrial structure — cleaned and lit instead
The CAPEX-saving philosophy, made tangible.
Every line names its owner — no “we do everything”.
ELS specifies and coordinates. ALUMAX supplies and installs its products. Appointed specialist trades execute electrical, M&E, structural and statutory work — each labelled, each quoted by its owner.
You have seen the specification. Product supply happens at ALUMAX.
ELS designs, specifies and coordinates. ALUMAX manages product engineering, approved production, quality control, delivery, installation and product warranty — routed through FLYHOME by ZBOM for standardized cabinetry or selected specialist partners for made-to-spec. If you already hold an approved specification, go straight to supply.
ALUMAX is a sibling property (alumax.pro). Prices and product ranges live there.