Modern design of Mr. Rajabzadeh’s 150-meter office project in Mashhad

In the heart of a quiet, green area, where mountains whispered with clouds on the horizon, stood a building that was more like an architectural statement than an office. But it had nothing in common with the noisy, smoky factories. This was a place where creativity, silence, and design were intertwined.
The building was two stories high, with a facade of polished concrete, vast windows, and gleaming metal. When the sun rose, light streamed through the large windows, illuminating the interior walls like canvases. “Here, every morning is like the beginning of a new season,” employees said.
On the first floor, the open, transparent offices fostered a sense of collaboration and connection. No walls blocked the view; everything was exposed to light, sight, and ideas. Meetings were held in rooms with forest views, where nature listened to the conversations.
And so it was that Rajabi Factory was not just an office building, but an inspiring space for creation, thinking, and growth. Where architecture, work culture, and nature intertwined to tell a new story of work and life.

Combination of diverse materials –
Wooden elements in the facade –
Natural lighting –
Integration with nature –
Energy efficiency –
Natural ventilation –