Green metal industries - Abu Dhabi

Category: Commercial (Admin + Mosque)
Area: 15000 sq ft
Location: KEZAD (Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi), Abu Dhabi
 

Overview-

From concept to completion, our team led the end-to-end design of these commercial buildings and their surrounding environments. Every element was meticulously crafted to embody the brand’s commitment to sustainability, with thoughtful planning that integrates eco-conscious principles into both the architecture and interior design. This ground-up approach ensures that sustainability isn’t just a feature—it’s the foundation. The result is a bold, future-forward commercial space that communicates the brand’s values inside and out, setting a new standard in sustainable architecture and design.

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Design:

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Planning- The spatial layout ensures a seamless balance between collaborative zones and focused workspaces. Circulation paths are smooth and intuitive, allowing easy access to common areas and amenities. A welcoming arrival area sets the tone for the office, leading into open-plan workspaces with adjustable desks and ergonomic seating. Dedicated break areas encourage informal interactions and employee well-being, reinforcing a people-centric design approach.

 

Brand image-

The design embodies Green Metal’s industrial ethos while projecting a future‑focused workplace identity. It signals innovation and operational precision, reinforcing the corporate reputation through visual consistency from entry to facility zones. Throughout the project, every design decision, from spatial organization to material selection, was guided by the brand’s core identity, ensuring a cohesive environment that not only reflects its values but also enhances user experience.

 

Sustainability-

The design strategically optimizes natural daylight, reducing reliance on artificial lighting. Façade treatments along the south-facing main entrance minimize glare and thermal gain, improving internal comfort. Cutout orientations and thoughtful massing enhance passive lighting and ventilation through the north and south elevations. Local, sustainable, and recycled materials have been integrated throughout, supporting both environmental performance and regional relevance.