HoganLovells

Bespoke curved Revolution 100 glazing introduces a softer geometry into the workplace, creating a more distinctive transition between enclosed rooms and the wider interior. The curved elevations move away from a conventional linear office layout, giving key spaces greater presence without relying on heavy or opaque construction.

Developed around the project’s bespoke layout, each curved section required close coordination and precise installation. The result is a series of smooth glazed forms that bring movement to the interior while maintaining the clarity and restraint expected of a premium legal workplace.

Confidentiality was central to the brief, particularly across meeting rooms and private offices. Revolution 100 double glazing provides the acoustic separation required for legal work while allowing light and visual connection to continue through the office.

Using the same system across both straight and curved elevations creates a consistent architectural language throughout the scheme. The glazing gives enclosed spaces the necessary sense of privacy without making them feel disconnected from the wider workplace.

The project incorporated energy-efficient systems, sustainable materials and environmentally conscious design strategies, exceeding its original LEED Silver target to achieve LEED Gold certification. That environmental ambition sits alongside a carefully detailed interior shaped around acoustic performance, local reference and long-term workplace quality.

Its shortlist recognition in the 2026 Riyadh CID Awards reflects the strength of that combined approach. For Hogan Lovells, the completed office brings together discretion, transparency and a more expressive use of glass within a workplace designed to reflect both the firm’s international standing and its Riyadh setting.