Glass screen with paired columns

This office building was built in a corner of an area with a mix of houses, shops and offices.

The existing building is located on the neighbouring site, and the glass screen part of the façade is arranged so that it overlaps the existing building, creating a sense of unity while ensuring a large frontage for the new building. The whole building is composed of a simple structure, an exterior wall attached to it and a wooden volume inserted into the interior. The façade is a simple glazed screen with two 50 mm square columns that bear the axial forces of the structure.

The steel structure is exposed, but the deck plate of the slab is hung on the lower flange of the beam, and the white colour scheme gives the building a certain abstraction, despite its immediate impression.