棕榈油种植园旁的超级建筑总部_教育空间_设计案例作品

发布时间：2021-03-18 01:32:00 {{ caseViews }} {{ caseCollects }}

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将热带植物与建筑相结合，提供遮阳、自然通风和综合植被，创造健康和谐的工作环境。

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总部位于伦敦的建筑工作室szczepaniak astridge在马来西亚设计了新的超级建筑总部。

尽管supermax是世界上最大的医用手套和个人防护装备供应商之一，但新冠肺炎大流行导致需求飙升。

通过其拟议的全球总部，设计团队试图表达公司的品牌价值，并建立其作为PPE设备供应的世界领导者的地位。该项目将坐落在棕榈油种植园的开发边上，棕榈油的外壳和叶子用于为supermax的关联工厂提供电力。

london-based architecture studio szczepaniak astridge presents its competition-winning entry to design the new supermax headquarters in malaysia. while supermax is one of the largest suppliers of medical gloves and PPE in the world, the coronavirus pandemic has seen the demand soar. with its proposed global headquarters, the design team seeks to express the company’s brand values and establish its position as a world leader in supplying PPE equipment. the project will be sited alongside a development of palm oil plantations, whose husks and leaves are used to power supermax’s associated factories.

szczepaniak astridge设计的supermax总部尊重社会、文化和环境因素。

这座九层的多功能建筑将容纳各种各样的项目，包括研发、销售和营销办公室、金融和银行部门、培训中心、礼堂、报告厅、餐厅、可容纳1000人的大宴会厅、活动空间和停车场。该团队设计的大楼有九层，因为在中国，数字被认为能带来好运。

该建筑将允许灵活的楼层之间的未来扩展。

szczepaniak astridge designs its supermax headquarters with respect for social, cultural, and environmental factors. the mixed-use, nine story building will accommodate a wide range of programming including research and development, sales and marketing offices, a finance and banking department, a training center, auditorium, lecture hall, restaurants, grand ballroom for 1000 people, event spaces, and car parking. the team organizes the building across nine stories because in china, the number is believed to bring luck. the building will allow for flexibility in-between floors for future expansion.

在其supermax总部的设计中，szczepaniak astridge在马来西亚具有挑战性的气候中工作。全年持续的高温和高湿度，加上赤道附近强烈的阳光，促使该地区的建筑使用有色玻璃，对空调的需求巨大。

该团队的目标是在新冠肺炎疫情后的环境中，创造一个健康、和谐的合作和工作环境，将这些消极因素转化为积极因素。

该方案包括一个被称为“绿化带”的半室外空间，它沿着建筑的周长缠绕。这种热带种植的间隙空间提供了遮阳、自然通风和综合植被。

in the design of its supermax headquarters, szczepaniak astridge works within the challenging climate of malaysia. consistently high temperatures and high humidity throughout the year together with strong equatorial sunlight encourages buildings in the region to make use of tinted glass and huge demands on air-conditioning. the team aims to turn these negatives into positives by creating a healthy and harmonious place to collaborate and work in within a post COVID-19 environment. the proposal comprises a semi-outdoor space called the ‘green belt’ that wraps along the perimeter of the building. this tropically planted interstitial space offers shading, natural ventilation, and integrated vegetation.

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