KPS Administrative Building

Project Overview

Vision and Mission

Situated in a heavily polluted industrial zone surrounded by factories, this architectural project faces significant challenges in enhancing visibility and ensuring better air quality for a healthier environment.

The KPS administrative building, strategically positioned adjacent to the spinning and weaving factory, is an example of modern industrial architecture designed to streamline administrative operations. The facility includes 22 contemporary office spaces, 5 executive suites, a state-of-the-art conference room, a meeting room, a server room, a break area, gender-specific restrooms, a prayer room, and a security office. By integrating management and office functions within a sleek, modern design, this building enhances workflow efficiency and fosters seamless coordination between factory operations and administration.

The main design concept
solid, clear and semi-clear boxes...

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Exterior Design

Inspired by the warp and weft of fabrics, our design features an interwoven facade concept. Horizontal GFRC louvers in a concrete color, arranged like weft threads in the vertical exterior elements, optimize light control, visibility, sound absorption, and airflow, while minimizing future maintenance costs. The facade and floor plan are tailored to meet organizational needs, with semi-transparent panels allowing natural light into flexible spaces, and solid panels ensuring security and privacy in key areas. This modern architectural solution seamlessly integrates functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Interior Design

Productivity Enhances in Aesthetic Workspaces

The central void acts as a light portal, enhancing natural illumination, air circulation, and floor-to-floor connectivity. The glass elevator and floating staircase maximize space use and foster interaction, while their minimalistic design seamlessly integrates with the interior.

Balanced natural light reduces energy costs and boosts employee well-being. The Synergy glass roof, trees, and water feature help regulate humidity and air quality, creating a sustainable, comfortable environment. Advanced HVAC systems ensure user comfort while lowering energy consumption. Solid, transparent, and semi-transparent surfaces balance privacy and collaboration, enhancing functionality and user experience.