The architectural wings, laid out over interconnected cascading terraces, are conceived to seamlessly merge within the slanted terrain. They contain offices, conference rooms and workshops. The main linear building, stretching out to one side with views of the industrial neighborhood, houses other function rooms, cafes and an amphitheater.

Structurally, the terraces limit interference with their surroundings while creating several communal spaces for social interaction. The project incorporates many eco-friendly features — natural lighting, passive ventilation, improved insulation, visual comfort and indoor air quality — for user satisfaction and building performance.

Economic growth through environmental innovation

The terraces of the stepped buildings double up as green roofs, a continuation of the natural texture of the site. Their surfaces serve to combat the heat island effect, provide insulation and improve air quality. Waste is an incongruity here. Rainwater and greywater are collected on-site for post-mechanical purification and reuse within the complex through a drip irrigation system.

Discrete sensors are embedded in the facade to monitor temperature and light and ensure minimal energy consumption. The premises are covered in lush vegetation to help achieve optimal thermal conditions. The solar-powered geothermal heat pumps take center stage in conditioning the Eco-Park. Water that is circulating through subterranean pipes is brought to the building at ~10°C temperature. This reduces the cooling load in summer and supports heating in winter.