• Location
The administrative building of the Danesh Bonyan campus is located in the city of Arak and adjacent to the administrative and industrial areas of the city on a land with an area of about 4770 square meters at the end of Shahid Rajaei Blvd., not reaching the eastern beltway. The said building has access to the street 20 meters from the south and 20 meters from the dead end from the north. The main access to the building is from the 20-meter street located on the south side and the secondary access is from the 20-meter dead end located on the north side.
• Concept
The building is the headquarters of a research and production company and consists of various administrative, financial, management, exhibition, and laboratory departments. The architectural strategy of the project is the result of the combination of two spatial structures, one with four arches and the other with a diagonal courtyard (garden). which is placed inside four arches and covers parts of it. Considering the location of the project between two streets in the north and south, a topographical route was designed inside the project, which, like an internal alley, creates a new relationship between the streets The aforementioned and the architecture has established and created a unique space. In addition to the direct connection of all floors and the roof of the project to the mentioned garden, the internal diagonal garden also enables the connection of the yards located in the north and south located on the ground floor to each other, so the roof has become a single space in extension with the middle garden and the yard. And it is a part of these spaces. This middle garden acts as a social space, an inner alley, an urban connection of two streets, a gathering space, a space for thinking, a space for the exchange of opinions between researchers and employees, and also as a view of the project.
• Program
The main plan of the project includes four floors on the ground floor with 50% occupancy and two basement floors. The first and second basement floors are used for parking, storage, and facilities. A part of the first basement, which is provided with light by a central courtyard and is independent of the parking area, is dedicated to residential and sports uses. The ground and first floors are dedicated to common spaces and the second to fourth floors are dedicated to office spaces. The ground floor of the project includes the original collection, the amphitheater hall, the secretary's house, security, and meeting rooms. On the first floor, there are educational, exhibition, and restaurant spaces. The second to fourth floors are dedicated to administrative, management, and laboratory research spaces.
