Habitus Fashion Ltd.

At times, inspirations originate from the most undesirable and unexpected circumstances that infrequently surround us. Recent tragedies in the RMG industry have influenced how we view this project. The existing compliances were only safeguarding basic safety. To ensure a greater grasp of comfort, safety, and its relationships with its surroundings, we soon started questioning the local authority and rearranging the compliances.

Spaces between machine lines, the addition of a wider central bay, the layout and positioning of an escape route, and an increase in floor height that produced enough light and air were all taken into account. Safety was a top priority throughout the progression, which led to improvements to the complex's fire escape and fire truck routes. The waterscape in the design was replaced with an excess capacity reservoir of water. After taking into account all of the factors, the space required to facilitate the functions and design relationships presented us with a critical challenge.

By providing more space to meet the requirements, the client demonstrated a greater understanding and respect for the project and its users. The design was guaranteed to accommodate the needs of both owners and employees, rather than just one specific level of stakeholders. Any obstacles were swiftly eliminated by employing sequential and logical inquiry throughout the process. It turned out to improve our team's thinking and comprehension processes. Thanks to its assistance in shaping our own perceptions, we were able to deepen our understanding of architecture as a source of wellbeing.