Two compact volumes extend the existing District Administration Building: creating a permeable composition of old and new buildings, and a sequence of public spaces, semi-open courtyards, planted atria, and landscape. Clearly defined yet interconnected, the principle of building upon what exists brings the four building volumes together as a coherent ensemble while preserving individual identities.

The existing buildings and new additions are conceived as a continuous architectural landscape. The new buildings are structured around generous atriums, with flexible office spaces oriented towards the landscape and communal areas oriented towards the inner courtyards.

A timber-based structural system defines the architectural expression, complemented by horizontal window bands, panoramic openings, and a reddish timber façade. The compact arrangement responds sensitively to the topography and existing volumes while allowing for flexible implementation in construction phases.

A constant dialogue between architecture and landscape, the result is a contemporary ensemble shaped by clarity, permeability and material warmth.