加纳矿产委员会总部大楼建设提案丨Creative Drawit

Shaping the Future of a Resource-Rich Nation

The Minerals Commission of Ghana stands as the principal governmental authority guiding the development, coordination, and implementation of national mineral policies, ensuring the responsible regulation and sustainable management of the country’s vast mineral resources. Its mandate is to ensure the efficient and transparent governance of the country’s mineral wealth, promoting its responsible use for national growth and shared prosperity.

Guided by a mission to build a strong, knowledge-driven, and self-sustaining organization, the Commission aims to attractand maintain responsible mining investments that deliver lasting value.A Foundation Shaped by TransformationJust as minerals are formed, refined, and revealed through time and pressure, the architectural vision for the MineralsCommission headquarters of Ghana reflects a parallel journey of  evolution and expression.

Grounded in Governance, Driven by Development, Elevated by VisionTogether, these principles express the spirit of the Minerals Commission, a balance between stability and innovation,structure and growth, resource and refinement. A symbol of Ghana’s enduring ambition to transform natural wealth into lasting progress.

CORPORATE BUILDING PROPOSALLOCATION AND SITEThe building will occupy an 8,100 m² (2-acre) site, designed to maximize site use while ensuring efficient circulation and natural ventilation. Outdoor parking will be organized for staff, visitors, and service vehicles, with separate main and service access points to ensure operational safety and fluidity.

GENERAL BUILDING FEATURES15 floors above ground with reinforced concrete structure and glass-aluminium façades for energy efficiency and thermal comfort. Sustainable solutions will include solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and intelligent HVAC and lighting systems.Gross floor area: approximately 40,000 m²MANAGEMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE1 CEO, 4 Deputy Directors, 12 Department Directors; Office layout optimized for communication and supervision. Centralized BMS controlling lighting, HVAC, and security. Strategically located technical zones for maintenance without disrupting operations. Modular design to allow future adaptations and expansion.

Project developed as a collaborator at Creative Drawit, an architecture practice delivering projects at both national and international levels, with a strong strategic focus on the African market.