Office (Ministry of Interior & International Cooperation)

Main entrance gate is always the exclusive feature of the societies which also makes them a trademark. The architectural characteristic of the main entrance is the rhythm of steel columns. A modern approach is used in constructing a gate through motion which can be visualized by entering and exiting the society by passing through the gate. Wooden Stripes levels on concrete structures have been used to give it depth. Hence, the constructed gate with complex structure becomes a part of a deep identity of the residents of society.

The core of the design idea revolved around creating focal points which create interest. The first focal point is the design itself consisting of three masses which are placed in ascending order and sure your eye gradually moves along the skyline of the building soaking in the entire façade and its details. In-between the facade are the display screens which are the second focal point of the design. The vertical anatomy of the façade also guides the eye towards the display screens which become a point of interest from both horizontal and vertical directions. In short, the design of the façade captures the eye captive and makes sure that the points of interest get attention, which, in return attract visitors towards the buildings giving a welcoming feel.