Bennext Office Building

Bennext office building was defined as a 135 sqm land that was the result of 400 sqm urban land reform; A small, triangular land as an office space that would have all the floors of a building owned by a company. 

The restrictions and unusual shape of the land, as opposed to its location at the intersection of the two alleys and its perpetual west view, made the project quite appealing. At the axis of the triangle and the start of the project's west view was a large, beautiful tree that became the icon of the project in design strategy. 

The design of the project was defined in terms of respect for the single tree. Shear-core structure at the eastern end of the land and all floors were cantilevered. The cantilever was designed to be 12 m in length, in the form of a hollow and double layer. This roof allows for the installation of electrical equipment and machinery. The tree structure made it possible for the ground floor to be emptied, which would allow the two allies to have a better visual connection at the intersection.