Based on Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, "controling without being seeing to promote self-regulation", this security booth at the Heineken factory has a minimalist and functional design. It is characterized by its use of corrugated translucent panels and green metal cladding, which reflect the brand’s identity. The booth’s rectangular form and clean lines create a modern, industrial aesthetic. The translucent facade allows to clearly see the exterior and natural light to enter, while maintaining privacy and security; no one knows who is watching The elevated watchtower-like section adds visibility for monitoring the premises. Additionally, the paved area provides a clear and organized entrance for vehicles and personnel.