The new logistics center of FDL Group in Aspropyrgos is set to further strengthen the role of Western Attica as Greece’s most important supply‑chain hub. With an architectural approach that blends clean lines, a clear distinction between administrative and operational zones, and a high‑aesthetic façade, the facility upgrades the image of the industrial front while fully supporting demanding operational workflows. Its strategic location in Aspropyrgos—an area experiencing continuous growth in modern warehouses and distribution centers—provides fast access to major road and port networks, ensuring seamless connectivity with the broader market.
The center’s functional layout emphasizes optimal cargo flow: multiple loading docks enabling parallel inbound and outbound movements, generous cross‑docking zones, and through‑traffic corridors that reduce waiting times. The administrative offices are designed with transparency and natural light, enhancing supervision and safety, while the infrastructure supports modern 3PL practices, including compatibility with automated picking solutions and integration with WMS/ERP systems.
Given the project’s need for structural robustness and industrial flooring capable of withstanding intensive loading cycles, INTERBETON played a crucial role by supplying high‑specification concrete, ensuring uniform quality and stability across the critical zones subjected to heavy equipment and high‑density cargo movement. Continuous technical support and reliable supply throughout construction enabled smooth project execution and timely delivery.
Through its contribution to the development of FDL Group’s new logistics center, INTERBETON actively supports the creation of a faster, more reliable and more sustainable supply chain infrastructure, reinforcing the Group’s leading position in the construction of advanced logistics facilities.
