The state-of-the-art 1.7 million SF plastic injection manufacturing plant features a production building, administration building, a high-bay store, a packing area and an energy center. The factory is designed to operate as a carbon-neutral facility, with 100% of its day-to-day energy needs matched by renewable energy generated at an on-site 35-40MW solar park.

The building includes two separate data centers built to provide data both for on-site operations as well as to tie into LEGO’s world wide network. The data halls provide redundancy inside the building as well as for the network. They are backed up by multiple generators and ammonia chilled cooling systems with redundant pathways. They utilize gaseous fire protection systems and are built to a N2 level of redundancy.

The many green initiatives involve roof-mounted solar panels, a rainwater recycling plant as well as timber structures instead of steel and concrete structures in part of the build. The project is designed to meet the highest possible LEED Platinum certification.