Co-designed with NAED Architecte, acting as lead architect, this project explores how an industrial programme can become an architectural object in its own right.

Designed to accommodate offices and storage spaces, the two buildings move beyond the conventional codes of logistics architecture in favour of a more abstract and sculptural language. Large white volumes are wrapped in a rippling metal mesh, whose perforations and variations respond to the different uses within the programme.

The geometric rigour of the ensemble is offset by copper-toned patios that mark the entrances and introduce a warmer, more unexpected sequence. Somewhere between infrastructure and architecture, the project explores a way of giving a strong identity to a programme too often reduced to function alone.