The project includes the transformation of century-old warehouse units adjacent to the construction of modular high-rise towers. It faced significant challenges due to the site's topography, geology, and limited access, as well as the need to preserve historical structures while integrating modern elements.
This is a project of two parts. The historic warehouses were successfully transformed into a luxurious house through rigorous engineering analysis and innovative structural integration while preserving architectural aesthetics.
Key structural engineering innovations included the use of a circular earth retaining structure for basement construction eliminating the need for temporary steel strutting and Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC) for the high-rise towers. These techniques improved construction efficiency. The integration of digital technology throughout the project lifecycle, from design to facilities management, further enhanced the project's success.