“Taranom Sabz” is a project inspired by the essence of soil—a place where life forms within hidden layers and gradually emerges outward. The foundation of the design began with the nature and function of the company itself, a knowledge-based enterprise focused on soil, seeds, and biotechnology. For this reason, the architectural concept was rooted directly in the logic, structure, and transformative processes of soil.

In this project, architecture is conceived as a layered process, where spatial organization, zoning of volumes, and circulation pathways echo the natural stratification of the earth. The exterior of the building is shaped as a pure and calm shell, inviting viewers to discover its inner complexity rather than declaring it outwardly.

By contrast, the interior reveals its hidden layers: from research spaces to connective passages, every part narrates a story of growth, depth, and continuity—as if the architecture itself sprouts from within, much like soil giving birth to life.

In designing “Taranom Sabz,” Proman Architecture Studio sought to respond thoughtfully to both the scientific mission of the company and the natural identity of the project’s context. Through creativity, precise detailing, and a commitment to quality, the studio has crafted a space that is both functionally efficient and conceptually meaningful.

“Taranom Sabz” is not merely a building; it is an expression of the hidden layers of architecture and science—a design that begins from soil and extends toward future horizons.