Water & Power Co. Kish

Kish Island Iran, 2009

Construction type: new building

Client: Water&Power Co. Kish

Function: Infrastructure

Area: 5000 m2

A Building Inspired by the Power of Electricity: Sustainability and Functionality Combined

We designed a unique building for the municipal utilities, drawing inspiration from the symbolism of electricity. The main façade was developed using shapes that reflect the flow and dynamics of electricity. This façade is entirely constructed with transparent solar modules, serving both an aesthetic purpose and generating sustainable energy. Behind this striking glass façade are modern and functional office spaces.

A distinctive feature of the design is the water that flows over the façade. This not only adds visual appeal but also supports façade cooling and improves the building’s indoor climate.

The municipal utilities are located on an island where summer temperatures can reach up to 50 degrees Celsius with extremely high humidity. In such conditions, a reliable power supply is essential, as surviving these extreme weather conditions without electricity would be nearly impossible. The building thus represents the critical importance of electricity for the region while showcasing a commitment to innovative and sustainable architecture.

This project exemplifies how functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability can be seamlessly integrated, perfectly tailored to the unique climatic and infrastructural demands of its location.