The northern part of the campus is dedicated to a hotel and art district, anchored by the iconic brick silo of the existing glass factory. This preserves the area’s industrial heritage while introducing modern uses, ensuring the site retains its unique character. One of the key features of the design is the seamless pedestrian access, connecting the southern retail spaces with the northern art district. The aim is to promote a healthy, walkable campus that encourages exploration and interaction.
In terms of sustainability, water management has been a priority. We’ve ensured that every point allows for natural percolation, with excess water directed into a canal system to conserve resources and mitigate runoff. The open spaces and building blocks respect the context of the existing surroundings, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.
Concise Version
The Alembic City master plan integrates a corporate park with a unique retail experience and breweries, creating a vibrant mixed-use campus. The northern section features a hotel and art district around the iconic brick silo of the glass factory. Pedestrian-friendly design connects the south and north, promoting walkability. Sustainable water management ensures natural percolation and directs excess water to canals, maintaining environmental balance.
Alembic City master planning
Corporate park and retail integration
Walkable campus design
Hotel and art district development
Pedestrian-friendly corporate park
Brewery and retail mixed-use design
Sustainable water management
Iconic brick silo preservation
Industrial heritage and modern use
Water conservation in master planning
