Maugel DeStefano Architects announced the completion of the design at the Baker Hollow Logistics Center, a 165,625-square-foot modern high-bay industrial facility located at 105 Baker Hollow Road in Windsor, Connecticut. The firm partnered with Condyne Capital Partners on the 15.78-acre development, with Polar Design Build serving as the general contractor.

Constructed using tilt-up concrete wall panels, the building was designed to provide maximum flexibility for future tenants. The interior can accommodate a variety of operational requirements, including customized office layouts, column configurations, and material handling and sortation systems.

The facility features:

  • 165,625 SF of Class A industrial space
  • 32-foot clear ceiling heights
  • 37 loading dock doors
  • One drive-in door
  • 58 trailer parking spaces

Strategically located adjacent to Interstate 91, with an interchange less than three miles from the site, the Baker Hollow Logistics Center provides convenient access throughout Connecticut and New England. Situated just 12 miles from the Massachusetts border and approximately 45 miles from Rhode Island, the location enables tenants to efficiently serve a large regional population while benefiting from Connecticut's business-friendly environment.

Windsor has become a premier destination for industrial and logistics development, attracting companies such as Amazon, Trader Joe's, Pepperidge Farm, Tire Rack, and HomeGoods. Its skilled workforce, transportation infrastructure, and strategic location continue to make it one of the region's strongest industrial markets.