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A pharmaceutical warehouse that complies with GDP requirements necessitates advanced engineering solutions that ensure stable climatic conditions. Key infrastructure elements include strict temperature and humidity control, reduced risk of failure thanks to redundant HVAC systems, guaranteed operational continuity through emergency power supplied by generators, and airtight loading via Cold Lock docking zones. The developer 7R provides dedicated cold storage and freezer facilities built under the BTS (Built-to-Suit) model. BTS (Built-to-Suit) is a model for commercial real estate development—most often warehouse or industrial—designed and built from the ground up to meet the specific, individual requirements of a particular tenant. Unlike off-the-shelf speculative space, a BTS facility is built to order, taking into account the client’s unique technological processes, warehouse layouts, and technical specifications.Read the full definition → and BTO (Built-to-Own) (BTO)Built-to-Own (BTO) is a model for developing a commercial property—warehouse or manufacturing—in which the developer designs and builds the facility directly for the client’s ownership. In this model, the investor becomes the sole owner of the property upon completion of construction, financing the entire project with their own funds or a bank loan.Read the full definition →.

Urban last-mile logistics relies on bringing goods closer to the end consumer through the use of urban “Small Business Unit” warehouses and infill facilities. Building a hub within the metropolitan area reduces same-day delivery times by up to 60%, lowers fuel costs for the courier fleet, and allows for the combination of a prestigious office with flexible logistics facilities. 7R’s modern urban parks provide infrastructure tailored for charging electric vehicles and rental modules starting at 500 m².