The uniqueness of the design is rooted in the foundation: by rotating the grid, a triangular, net-like structure was created, giving the base a dynamic appearance while maintaining rationality and cost-effectiveness, thus serving the functional requirements. The final shape was inspired by the dynamism of flight, but it came together as a compact whole through rational technical solutions. Its mass communicates in multiple directions, and the surrounding hilly green landscape further enhances this effect.
A part of the building’s structural support comes from a vertical steel brace, which is also a prominent feature of the interior. To ensure optimal lighting, ribbon windows run across the facade, and motorized shades in front of them provide ideal working conditions. The building consists of a ground floor plus four additional levels, which will house public spaces, rental units, and operational areas. One side of the building is connected to an existing logistics hall by a firewall, while the other sides are bordered by roads and public spaces. In conclusion, the building represents a highly functional and economical design, where the rethinking of basic structural elements defines the overall concept, balancing both functionality and cost-efficiency.