8,869 Square Meters Four-Span Steel Structure Food Processing Workshop in Lima, Peru
Project Information
Project location: Lima, Peru
Project size:98 m * 90.5 m * 6–8 m
Application: Steel Structure Food Processing Workshop
Background
In May 2025, the client concluded a visit to Dorian's factory in China and returned to Peru. The two teams kept in close communication afterward, and the project quickly moved into its substantive stage.
In June 2025, the client officially confirmed the project dimensions — 98 m * 90.5 m * 6–8 m. A large-span, high-clearance steel structure food processing workshop thus entered the detailed design stage.
Designing & Client Communication
In early July 2025, the client proposed modifications to the project details based on actual usage requirements, and the enclosure system was defined for each part of the building.
For the walls, the lower 3 meters are clad with UPVC panels — corrosion-resistant and easy to clean, forming a smooth, washable surface that meets the hygiene demands of a food processing environment — while the upper 3 meters use insect-proof mesh, which keeps fresh air moving through the workshop around the clock while blocking insects, birds, and wind-blown debris.
The roof is also covered with UPVC panels, which stand up well to Lima's humid coastal climate and keep the building envelope durable and low-maintenance. The partitions dividing the four spans use insect-proof mesh as well, so cross-ventilation flows across the entire floor area instead of stopping at each bay.
To complete the workshop's functional configuration and raise its safety standards, Dorian also supplied matching industrial lighting fixtures and a smoke alarm system.
With all details settled, the client formally confirmed the order in late July 2025, and the project entered the manufacturing stage.
Production & Shipping
In August 2025, production of all components was completed, and in September 2025 the goods were shipped to Lima, Peru, crossing the Pacific Ocean.
Installation
In October 2026, Dorian's team traveled to Peru to attend a local building materials exhibition. After the exhibition, the team arranged a meeting with the client — and early that same morning, the client drove the team to the project site in Lima.
More than a year after the steel crossed the Pacific, the workshop had been fully installed, standing complete and awaiting final acceptance. The client expressed high satisfaction with the results and fully recognized the Dorian team for responding promptly during installation and helping resolve a number of technical issues.
From the factory visit and design confirmation to production, shipping, and on-site installation, efficient collaboration between the two teams ran through the entire project cycle, ensuring that the project was delivered on schedule and to a high standard.
The revisit to the Lima site was not only a field test of Dorian's product quality and project execution, but also a reaffirmation of Dorian's customer-centered, full-journey service commitment. Dorian looks forward to deepening cooperation with the client and exploring more opportunities in Peru and the wider Latin American market, and will continue to apply rigorous engineering standards and reliable service to ensure that every project is delivered in full — and beyond expectations.
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