Asas Office Towers

Location

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Client

Confidential

Sector

Commercial

Size

132,700 SQM

Scope

Architecture

Status

Ongoing

Asas Office Towers, a pioneering mixed-use development that sets a new standard in urban architecture. Comprising two majestic twin towers rising G+3P+26 stories high, this innovative structure, with a total built-up area of 132,700 square meters, draws inspiration from the majestic beauty and enduring strength of natural rock formations. Located at KSA, the project seamlessly merges 15% retail space with 85% office space into a striking vertical form.

A key feature of the building is its carefully curated solid-to-void ratio, thoughtfully designed for each tier to address specific needs and challenges. On the lower levels, where privacy is paramount, a higher proportion of solid elements is strategically employed to mitigate visibility from the surrounding low-rise neighborhoods. This design choice enhances security and comfort for occupants on these floors.

Conversely, the upper tiers introduce a greater proportion of voids, which maximizes natural light and offers  expansive views, enriching the quality of life for occupants above.

This thoughtful balance between solid and void not only enhances the building’s aesthetic appeal but also ensures functional adaptability to its urban context.

The façade of the Asas Office Towers features a captivating composition of textural elements and materials, reflecting the rugged aesthetics of stratified rock formations. The interplay of glass, metal, and natural stone creates a dynamic skin that captures shifting light throughout the day, enriching the building’s visual impact.

Internally, the design fosters an open and inviting atmosphere, with flexible workspaces, communal zones, and landscaped terraces seamlessly integrating nature into the urban environment. Sustainable design principles, including rainwater harvesting and energy-efficient systems, are woven throughout the architecture, positioning the Asas Office Towers as a model for future urban developments.