深圳园林化办公楼

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所 在 地：中国 其他

Campus Office Groundscraper in Shenzhen

国际事务所Cheungvogl一反办公摩天大楼的设计潮流，设计了一所“园林化”的低层办公楼，让它与自然景观交织在一起。这个建筑位于中国深圳的金融中心外围，有着细腻的结构和玻璃落地窗，楼层像是漂浮在地面上空。它只有两层高，外表不太起眼，还被附近的树木遮蔽了一部分。这个建筑流动的外形为室内活动创造了流动空间，为小团体会面、同事交往提供了各种小空间。员工在这个园林化的办公空间里也可以进行体育运动和其他娱乐活动。透过开放式的玻璃可以与室外的绿色空间交流，上班族们可以在附近的树荫下一起享受午餐。另外，建筑内部还有种着绿色植物的小庭院，占到基地面积的7%，也为室内绿色空间的营造起了重要作用。这些院子也由玻璃窗围起来，方便室内采光和通风，还能为不同办公室之间的活动提供实现交流，鼓励不同办公室之间的合作和互动。随着对办公空间的要求不断增加，所以需要设计开放式和多用途的工作空间，供不同的工作团队灵活运用。建筑的玻璃幕墙使室内空间保持透明，为交流合作和即兴活动提供了可能性。
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International firm Cheungvogl negates the idea of the office skyscraper by creating a low profile horizontal building， or groundscraper， that emerges from the landscape and interweaves its natural context through the enclosed space of 'campus office'. Its glass facade and delicate structure create the illusion of floor plates floating over the field where it is sited on the periphery of the financial center of Shenzhen， China. Only two stories high， it has an unimposing profile， and is partially masked by adjacent trees. The undulating outline of the building creates spaces for transitional activities， where small groups to meet， and colleagues can socialize. In its park-like context， the employees are encouraged to use the fields for sports and recreation. The open facade also provokes users to extend the boundary of their environment to take advantage of the outdoors， contemplating their work or having lunch in the shade of nearby trees. The importance of integrating nature is illustrated by pockets of green space comprising almost seven percent of the overall footprint. Implementation of glass-enclosed courtyards punctuating the building allow light and air to infiltrate with a regular rhythm along the floor plan. They also serve to physically and visually connect the activities of different departments on each level， welcoming and encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration. With ever-advancing needs， an open design and multi-use work space allow flexibility for adaptation to the needs of various teams across disciplines. The atria provide a grid-like structure for easy navigation around the office. Their glass facades allow the space to remain transparent， and welcoming for collaboration and impromptu creative interactions.