While automation enhances efficiency and reduces workforce demands, conventional warehouses often overlook the design needs of the remaining employees who operate and maintain machinery. This project bridges that division by revisiting traditional warehouse materials and exploring cost-effective solutions, particularly in the context of Taipei's steel shed designs.

Incorporating innovative features such as refrigeration plastic covers, graphic safety patterns, and exposed drywall to illustrate construction progression, the design creates a human-centered environment that transforms perceptions of warehouse culture. By prioritizing human interaction within a highly automated setting, the project redefines the balance between technology and human inhabitation in logistical spaces.