The infrastructure digital worlds run on, told as one clear engineering story.
Client
Allied Data Center
Sector
Critical Infrastructure
Location
Frankfurt · Dubai
Year
2026
Built with
Next.jsTailwind CSSGerman / EnglishSEO
Chapter 01The Brief
Make critical infrastructure feel calm.
Allied Data Center is the engineering and turnkey delivery partner behind data centres for hyperscalers, banks, telecoms and governments, from the first feasibility study to certified handover. Their promise is "one contract, one team, one result". The site had to carry that certainty to engineers, CFOs and investors in two languages, before anyone reads a spec sheet.
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Chapter 02The Structure
A homepage that reads like a programme plan.
I laid the page out the way ADC actually works: site selection and feasibility, ESG and energy, design and engineering management, then execution. Each phase is a card with a real photograph and one plain sentence, so the full development lifecycle reads top to bottom in a single scroll.
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Chapter 03The System
Everything critical, engineered together.
Eight capabilities, from AI factories to critical power, cooling and commissioning, sit in a numbered grid. A restrained palette of navy, slate and one signal blue, with generous white space, lets a very technical offer breathe instead of shout.
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Chapter 04The Spotlight
A stage for the AI factory.
GPU buyers get their own chapter: a full-bleed render and four numbered pillars covering high-density power, advanced cooling, high-speed connectivity and phased compute rollout. It turns "we can build AI infrastructure" into something you can picture.
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Chapter 05The Proof
Delivered work closes the argument.
Case studies such as the AI Cloud Prefab Data Center and the Mohammed Bin Zayed Data Center appear with client, scope and location. A De / En switch keeps both audiences one tap away.
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Chapter 06Every Screen
Designed for the phone in your hand.
Every grid folds into a single thumb-friendly column, and the language switch stays pinned in the header, so a site engineer on a phone gets the same story as an investor at a desk.