Platino Architettura · 2021
Guangming Public Service Edificio per uffici governativi
- A' Design Award di Platino 2021 in Architettura
- CLIENT: Zhubo Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 226,329
- Verification code 84194143B8 · Verify this award
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About Guangming Public Service Edificio per uffici governativi
Guangming Public Service è un edificio governativo e di servizio pubblico a Shenzhen, in Cina. L'edificio è suddiviso in due blocchi dalle forme distinte. Il volume rettangolare superiore ospita gli uffici, mentre il blocco inferiore accoglie una sala per i servizi al pubblico con una copertura ondulata che ricorda il profilo di una catena montuosa. Due piccole colline presenti nel sito sono state conservate, riducendo gli scavi ed estendendo il paesaggio verde circostante. La planimetria evita l'impianto chiuso e recintato, tipico degli edifici governativi cinesi. Il progetto segue un modello di sviluppo sostenibile a basso impatto.
About the A' Design Award di Platino
Guangming Public Service Edificio per uffici governativi ha vinto l'A' Design Award di Platino, un riconoscimento estremamente prestigioso conferito a design davvero eccezionali, eleganti e magnifici. I vincitori di Platino sono meraviglie della creazione, testimonianze dei limiti della creatività intellettuale, e dimostrano l'impareggiabile professionalità e la genialità dei loro designer. Ci si aspetta che questi design siano le opere più rinomate, che definiscono l'estetica di un'epoca, contribuiscono al benessere della società e fanno avanzare i confini dell'arte, della scienza, del design e della tecnologia. Guangming Public Service Edificio per uffici governativi mostra un livello di eccellenza trascendente e rende inequivocabilmente il mondo un posto migliore grazie alle sue caratteristiche vantaggiose e preziose. Guangming Public Service Edificio per uffici governativi è un'opera premiata con l'A' Design Award di Platino che risveglia i desideri, ispira, entusiasma, delizia e suscita grande gioia.
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- Unique Properties
- The designer didn't just say no to "Taishi Chair" form but took a more indirect, flexibleway. There are 2 small hills about 30m high and the plot was full of piles of earth dumped from surrounding construction sites, leaving little space for dumped earth for the project. Based on the site conditions, the designer proposed to preserve the 2 hills, whichcanreduce the excavation work while also helping form a group of green hills that extend to the Niu Mountain on the north side of the plot.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Total land area: 29,013.71 sqm
Gross floor area: 81,198.86 sqm
Floor area ratio: 2.17
Height: 53.3 m
Floors: 11 (10 above the ground and 1 underground) - Tags
- Public service platform, government building, Zhubo Design,mix use building, office spaces
- Production Technology
- The project has following structural features:
1. The structure system uses the shear wall structure that is transformed from the combination of diagonal strut andtruss. The span reaches 42.5 m.
2. There are overhangs floor by floor above the transitional floor. The longest one is 12.6 m, supported by inclined columns.
3. The first floor above the ground has an undulating surface while at the middle of standard floors are some openings at the facade. - Design Challenge
- There were three challenges confronted by the design team:
1. The span of openings at the middle part is so large that the construction is difficult.
2. The arrangement of steel beams conforms to the changes of undulating of curved roof. Thus, the drawings and construction must be accurate.
3. The curtain wall of facade adopts triangle perforated panel with an optimized size. Realizing a continuous curved surface made from triangle panels needs high-level abilities of construction and geometry optimization experience in design stage. - Research
- The solution not only solved practical problems but also responded to the low-impact development mode advocated by the District. Fortunately, the authority eventually agreed to preserve the southern hill, so that a "Taishi chair" layout featuring enclosures on three sides would be impossible for this project.
- Inspiration
- Taishi Chair-like layout (three sides enclosed, south side open) is very common among Chinese government buildings, and was also requested in the project's design brief. Even so, the designer intended to break the conservative Taishi Chair-like spatial pattern, with a view to bringing a new image and injecting vitality into the government architecture.
- Project Duration
- 2013-2019
Shenzhen City, China - Operation Flow
- Considering that the planning of Guangming Districtemphasizes a green city development mode with low impact, the designer suggested that the buildingset an example to implement the concept.
The design team divided the building into 2blocks with distinct forms at vertical level. The upper rectangular volume is office, while the lower block functions as a public service hall, whose rooftop is shaped like anundulating "mountain range".The flexible curved plane of the "mountain"creates a relaxing atmosphere. - Image Credits
- Xia Zhi
