Minh Long Factory Office

  • Location
    Da Nang
  • Typology
    Office
  • Scale
    GFA 8000m2
  • Status
    In Construction

More than just a production headquarters, the Minh Long office and woodworking facility was created as a heritage space where the values of humanity and nature are placed at the center. Operating under an Office-Resort model amidst natural rocky hills, the facility provides a balanced work environment that helps regenerate energy and spark creativity for the staff. Leaning against the cliffside following the philosophy of "Round Heaven – Square Earth," the architecture demonstrates a deep respect for the roots of East Asian residential culture while affirming the brand's identity and ecological responsibility.

Through climate-adaptive solutions such as a "tree bark" facade system, climate-regulating water features, and a design orientation toward LEED Gold certification, the project optimizes operating costs, saves energy, and maintains long-term utility value over the years. Furthermore, the Gallery space nestled in the forest serves as a cultural stop and a professional connection point for the architecture and design community, establishing the facility as a sustainable ecological landmark that harmonizes humanity, the craft of woodworking, and the native landscape.

Minh Long Factory Office
Minh Long Factory Office
Minh Long Factory Office
Minh Long Factory Office
Minh Long Factory Office

More than just a production headquarters, the Minh Long office and woodworking facility was created as a heritage space where the values of humanity and nature are placed at the center. Operating under an Office-Resort model amidst natural rocky hills, the facility provides a balanced work environment that helps regenerate energy and spark creativity for the staff. Leaning against the cliffside following the philosophy of "Round Heaven – Square Earth," the architecture demonstrates a deep respect for the roots of East Asian residential culture while affirming the brand's identity and ecological responsibility.

Through climate-adaptive solutions such as a "tree bark" facade system, climate-regulating water features, and a design orientation toward LEED Gold certification, the project optimizes operating costs, saves energy, and maintains long-term utility value over the years. Furthermore, the Gallery space nestled in the forest serves as a cultural stop and a professional connection point for the architecture and design community, establishing the facility as a sustainable ecological landmark that harmonizes humanity, the craft of woodworking, and the native landscape.