北京天竺营销中心/Tsushima Design Studio

发布于：2023-06-16 16:51:10

Beijing Tianzhu Marketing Center

设计方：Tsushima Design Studio

位置：北京

分类：商业建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Toshio Tsushima, Leroy Merks, Winnie Tam

图片：15张

摄影师：Masao Nishikawa

这是由Tsushima Design Studio设计的天竺营销中心。这是一个舒适的办公室及营销中心，位于中国北京。该项目靠近北京国际机场，周边有机场北高速干道及101国道。其市郊的区位在视线上连接了商务社区，成为了北京3号航站楼的门户，是24小时国际工作方式的绝佳选址。该项目在设计概念上打破了传统的办公模式，营造了舒适的办公室环境，包括宜居（Livable）、连接（Linked）、自由（Liberal）、活泼（Lively）以及景观（Landscape）等五个特点。这些特点贯穿建筑、景观与室内设计的交互中。为了营造适合21世纪的办公环境，这项目采用了充分自由跟透明度高的空间设计。

From the architect. Tsushima Design Studio creates a livable office and marketing center in Beijing, China.The project is located in close proximity to Beijing International Airport, the site being linked by the Airport North Express Way and GuoDou 101. Its sub-urban location targets the virtually connected business community. Being on the doorstep of Beijing Terminal 3, it has the perfect location for our 24hr international work style.

Breaking with the traditional office mode this livable office comprising mainly five qualities; Livable, Linked, Liberal, Lively and Landscape. These qualities are achieved through the interaction of architecture, landscape and interior. Generating a new working environment for the 21st century, the building showcases a truly transparent and liberal typology.

A meticulously detailed glass facade is the only separation between the interior and exterior, symbolizing the encouragement of our lives outward, and ensuring that the working environment no longer consists of dull, enclosed spaces, but rather, livable and lively.Using primarily natural materials like concrete, stone and wood throughout the project, together with the top floors sheltering the first floor, the lower part becomes a visual as well as a tangible part of its surrounding landscape.

This landscape does not only provide a calm setting for the overall project, it is also key to breaking down the rough and rather loud environment of Beijing’s airports tax-free zone surrounding the project. An oasis in a concrete desert, embracing a glass box that catches the sunlight amidst its green surrounding. Simultaneously enabling employees to work in an open-plan office equipped with a variety of spaces similar to home.Areas designated for living, dining, gathering, bathing, as well as sleeping are no exception. The idea is that the building’s occupants will always find an area that suits their mood or work need, helping to spark creativity by eliminating stale, repetitive workspaces.