In logistics, every minute counts. But beyond technology or the number of dock doors, there is one factor that defines the true efficiency of an operation: the ability of the space to allow everything to flow without friction.
A well-designed industrial park doesn’t just store goods—it facilitates movement.
At O’Donnell, this principle guides every one of our developments. It’s not about square meters, but about how those meters enable trucks to maneuver, load, unload, turn, park, and move in and out with precision. That is the difference between a space that simply “works” and one that truly optimizes operations.
1. Ample maneuvering areas: moving a trailer without stress
An efficient operation begins in the yard.
When a truck can turn, align, and dock without unnecessary adjustments, cycle times are reduced, accidents are avoided, and delivery flow stays on track.
In parks like OD Vallejo and OD Tlalpan, wide yards and geometry designed for trailers of any size allow continuous circulation—even during peak hours.
It’s space you don’t just see… you feel.
2. Dock doors that do more than receive—they drive the flow
A well-designed dock accelerates operations more than most people think.
- Correct dock heights
- Optimal spacing
- Knock-outs for future expansion
- Drive-in ramps for smaller vehicles
- Optimized lighting and ventilation
This type of infrastructure allows loading teams to work safely and helps companies move more volume in less time.
3. Efficient access points for continuous entry and exit
There is no smooth operation without intelligent access.
In urban areas—such as the Vallejo corridor or the south of Mexico City—the design of entry and exit points is key to avoiding lines, delays, and bottlenecks.
This is why O’Donnell developments incorporate:
- Wide internal roads
- Agile security control
It’s urban logistics that works on the first try.
4. Spaces that adapt to the rhythm of every company
There is no single way to operate.
That’s why a modern industrial park must support the operation—not restrict it.
O’Donnell buildings are designed to be configured according to each client’s needs:
- Urban fulfillment
- Micro-fulfillment
- 3PL and cross-docking
- Regional distribution
Flexible spaces for operations that evolve quickly.
5. In the end, it’s all about efficiency in motion
When everything flows, operations become faster, safer, and more cost-effective.
That is the value of a park designed for movement: every architectural decision and every square meter is created to reduce friction and boost productivity.
In a market where speed matters, design makes the difference.
Discover how a park designed for movement can transform your operation.
Learn more about our developments in Mexico City and the metropolitan area.
