FITT Research and Exhibition Center
The FITT Research and Exhibition Center is a competition proposal in Italy that takes the company’s pipe products as a reference for its spatial organization. Hollow, connected forms inform the relationship between the project’s separate volumes.
The proposal reads the five-part company logo as an organizational diagram. Departments are treated as distinct components linked by shared circulation and spaces for exchange.

Location Italy
Client FITT
Type Corporate Headquarters, Competition Entry
Status Award Winning Project
Year 2021
Principal Ibrahim Nawaf Joharji
Scope Organic Architecture, Research Campus, Parametric PlanningFive principal volumes are distributed across the site. Their orientation and connections explore the relationship between individual functions and a common campus, using the branching pipe network as a conceptual reference rather than a claim of calculated fluid behaviour.
The glazed volumes sit within a continuous landscape, with circulation links connecting the separate parts of the programme. Open ground and planted areas give the campus a setting beyond the boundaries of its individual buildings.



The sectional studies examine how the volumes meet the terrain and how occupied spaces relate to the landscape. Plans and exploded drawings explain their internal organization, while the exterior views establish the scale of arrival and the connections between departments.

Research, exhibition and everyday workplace activity are brought into proximity without being reduced to one undifferentiated hall. The proposal uses the company’s industrial vocabulary to structure a campus with distinct places for focused work and collective exchange.







Related project: Athe-LAB 2023.
