There are locks that secure a home. And there are locks that belong in it — as a piece of the architecture itself.
The Moorgen T77 and T66 Smart Locks are the result of a rare collaboration: Moorgen's German engineering, paired with the design language of Zaha Hadid Design Studio — the practice founded by the late Dame Zaha Hadid, winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize and the first woman to receive it, and holder of the Kenzo Tange Chair at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Her studio's work defines some of the world's most recognized structures: Beijing Daxing International Airport, the Morpheus Hotel in Macau, Beijing Leeza SOHO, and The Unique Circle Yacht.
That same design philosophy — fluid, sculptural, deliberately unlike anything conventional — now shapes the entry point of a home.
A Door Lock Built Like a Sculpture
The T77's most striking feature is its face: a flexible curved glass panel, shaped using CNC technology into a single, symmetrical form. It is the first application of curved tempered glass to a smart lock — a manufacturing process as demanding as it is rare, chosen deliberately to echo Zaha Hadid's signature language of undulating, nature-inspired forms.
The result reads less like hardware and more like an object — minimalist, symmetrical, unmistakably sculptural. It is designed for spaces where every fixture is a decision, not an afterthought: new builds, renovations, and high-end estates where the entrance deserves the same attention as the interior.
The T66 carries the same engineering foundation in a more restrained silhouette — built for homeowners who want the security architecture of the T-series without the statement design, without compromising on any of the technology underneath.
Security That Matches the Craftsmanship
Behind the design sits a genuinely advanced security system:
Palm vein recognition — biometric identification using the unique vein pattern beneath the skin, virtually impossible to replicate or spoof.
3D facial recognition — 0.4-second recognition for instant, secure access.
Swedish FPC fingerprint sensor — paired with AI learning chips for sub-0.5-second recognition and a false acceptance rate below 0.001%. A single enrollment is enough; the sensor continues to recognize the fingerprint even as skin naturally changes over time.
Ten methods of unlocking in total — including RF card, permanent and temporary passwords, app control, and mechanical key — so every member of the household, and every situation, is accounted for.
Six-layer security protection, finger-pinch prevention design, loitering detection with snapshot alerts, anti-hijacking notifications, and a tailored electronic mortise compatible with both left- and right-opening doors.
Connected, Without Compromise
Both locks integrate with the Moorgen Life app and the wider Moorgen Smart Home System — unlocking the door can trigger personalized lighting scenes, and leaving home can automatically arm connected appliances within a configured package. Cloud storage is lifetime, free, and unlimited.
A Global Design Legacy
The T77's Zaha Hadid Design collaboration is part of a broader Moorgen philosophy: the world's only smart lock brand to partner directly with global design masters. Philippe Starck, Kengo Kuma, Ma Yansong, Neri & Hu, and Steve Leung Design Group have each lent their signature to a piece of the Moorgen collection — placing the brand alongside architecture, not just hardware.
For Arpina Tech clients, the T77 and T66 represent the same promise we bring to every Moorgen product: German-engineered security, delivered and installed in Egypt, backed by local warranty support.
The Moorgen T77 and T66 are available exclusively through Arpina Tech, Egypt's official distributor of Moorgen Smart Locks. Contact us for pricing, availability, and installation.
