Departing from the standard box, the design draws new geometric possibilities from its triangular site, creating a factory imbued with the spatial and material qualities of a cultural building. The architecture minimizes the need for artificial lighting, maximizes natural ventilation, and anticipates the ways the building can evolve over time. Aviation currently accounts for over two percent of global carbon emissions, and this project embodies the sector’s growing recognition that its future depends on rapid systemic change. By advancing carbon reduction goals on production campuses and strengthening circular economies, the factory stands at the forefront of a new industrial paradigm. Not only is the design approach futuristic, but the design process is too. It is more inclusive, inviting discussion among those who build, operate, and sustain the factory both within and beyond its walls.