Lighthouse utilizes the numerous sustainable features to build a healthy workplace environment for the office-goers within for whom this tower is like a second home.

The collage-like organization of planes, cut-outs, shifts, slides, edges, and strikingly articulated deep sun blades, fixed at various angles, constitutes a uniquely personal solution.

The origami-like large expanses of exposed concrete that wrap south-east and north-west corners seemingly right over glass facades are at once intricately layered and understated in a very clean and elemental way.

What makes the building particularly pleasant is the incorporation of double-height logia and punched landscaped pocket-like terraces at various levels. These intimate spots for lunchbreaks and informal social gatherings are much treasured features in this climate helping in stress reduction.

Various barriers make sure that only those who work in the building are allowed to its territory. However, this interface between public and private domains is negotiated quite intelligently and sensitively, primarily by the use of landscaping and intricate level changes to avoid the use of clear boundary-defining walls. The private domain begins with the entrance to the generous and lavish double-height reception and waiting area draped by the glass giving it transparency and translucence.