The building’s form resembles a taut string — tense, dynamic, ready to resonate. A subtle tilt of the façade creates the illusion of movement, as if the structure is poised to step forward. Visually alive, it shifts throughout the day, transforming with changing light and perspective.The main façade is a transparent screen behind which a performance of light and shadow unfolds. By day, it reflects the city, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior; by night, it becomes a glowing crystal, revealing the building’s internal structure. Staircases and linear lights within trace a rhythm — frozen energy in perpetual motion.But the true passion of Hayat lies in its side façades. Vivid red metal planes sharply contrast with the glass front, like a bold accent in a meticulously curated composition. They seem to slice through the building’s smooth surface, exposing its hidden strength. This color is not merely decorative — it is a symbol of inner intensity, dynamism, and the uncompromising nature of the architecture.Inside, Hayat is built for work, yet it does not deny inspiration. The lobby — with its glossy surfaces, artistic details, and choreographed lighting—resembles an art gallery more than a conventional office. Here, every element — from material choices to illumination — speaks to a passion for quality and aesthetics.