Vehicle Control Station

The newly designed Vehicle Control Station combines industrial efficiency with architectural clarity. Housed within a clean-lined hall of steel and glass, the space is organized for maximum functionality and transparency. Generous ceiling heights accommodate vehicle lifts and ventilation systems, while the full-height windows along one façade allow daylight to stream in, reducing the need for artificial lighting and enhancing the working environment. Every detail, from the durable epoxy flooring to the suspended lighting and tool organization systems, is crafted to support precision, safety, and comfort.

At the core of the space lies a linear workflow — from diagnostic zones to repair bays — allowing mechanics and technicians to move seamlessly through their tasks. Adjacent to the main hall, a small waiting area for clients offers visibility into the repair process, fostering trust and openness. The material palette is both robust and refined: raw concrete, brushed metal, and smooth surfaces speak to both resilience and ease of maintenance. As a modern infrastructure project, this station represents a new standard in automotive care — efficient, sustainable, and user-focused.

Beyond its technical precision, the Vehicle Control Station is also a space designed with people in mind. Acoustic treatments and temperature control ensure a comfortable environment for workers across seasons, while integrated skylights provide moments of natural rhythm in a typically utilitarian setting. The exterior, clad in corrugated metal and punctuated by clean signage and greenery, offers a quiet confidence — functional yet welcoming. This is not just a place for machines, but a carefully planned hub where expertise, transparency, and environment come together to support both craft and community.