New Project in Iraq | Office Tower

Fran Silvestre Arquitectos presents a new office tower project in Iraq, conceived as a vertical piece that explores the relationship between geometry, light, and perception.

The tower is structured around four cylindrical volumes, completed by a slender and pronounced vertical opening on one of their sides. Each of these openings is oriented in a different direction, offering specific perspectives and views from the interior. This arrangement generates a changing experience, as the building acquires a variable identity depending on the angle from which it is observed, reinforcing its dynamic presence within the urban environment.

The envelope is composed of small-format louvers that filter natural light, allowing controlled illumination to enter while ensuring interior comfort. This system acts as an intermediate layer between interior and exterior, adding depth to the façade and giving the tower a light and permeable presence.

The project proposes an architecture defined by geometric precision and the control of light, where form not only responds to formal criteria but also shapes the spatial experience and the building’s relationship with its context.