By removing the surrounding wall at the point of contact with the office building of the factory,

this building has acquired an identity independent of the factory while being

connected to the whole community.

Creating a Void and organizing a pool and a

tree in the middle of it has created a fresh and green nuclear core in the heart

of the office building so that all the office spaces and So the workers

can benefit from the connection with nature.

Removing the wall around the office building and creating independent

and direct access to the outside space made it possible to create a facade as a

symbol. The entire view is considered an icon of the art of working with metal in

the Mana factory. The facade is a network of designed aluminum

profiles and sheets that were produced by the client and their interweaving

reminds of the traditional knots in the historical architectural decorations of the city of Isfahan.

Organizing all public spaces towards the void created in the

heart of the building made it possible for interior spaces to benefit from natural light and green enviroment  at the same time.

On the other hand, the strategist’s manager’s room is far away from the noise of production

and the executive manager’s room is in control of the production space, organized in

such a way that establishing verbal communication with the people inside the factory through

The window of his room is accessible.

The metal details designed in the facade are a combination of the understanding

of the design team and the art of the production team (the client), which apart from

beauty, have various functions.

Aluminum horizontal louvres with parametric rotations help to control the

light in the interior spaces and provide the security of the windows at the

ground level and help to create unity and rhythm in the whole view.