The Kaufland Logistics Base in Stryama, Plovdiv Region, was designed by IPA - Architecture and more as part of the company’s large-scale logistics complex. Dedicated to the storage and distribution of non-food products, the project forms part of IPA’s portfolio of industrial and logistics buildings.
Throughout the design process, the team followed the safety requirements, material standards, and construction principles established for the project. The architectural solution combines the functional organization of the logistics base with Kaufland’s corporate identity and the overall character of the complex in Stryama.
The facility consists of three high-bay warehouses for electrical appliances, textiles, office supplies, and other non-food products, together with technical and reception buildings supporting the operational flow. The warehouses provide 30,000 pallet storage spaces and 5,000 order preparation zones, with an annual handling capacity of 100,000 pallets.
A key aspect of the architecture and design process is the organization of vehicle and logistics circulation. Fifty-three loading and unloading docks, wide access routes, and 110 truck parking spaces support the movement of goods to and from the facility and its connection with Kaufland’s nationwide retail network.
The buildings incorporate an advanced fire safety system, while the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems are designed to support comfort and energy efficiency. Reinforced concrete and sandwich panels finished in Kaufland’s corporate colors give the individual volumes a consistent architectural identity within the larger logistics complex.
