瑞士日内瓦JTI总部大楼

2018-04-02

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Switzerland Geneva JTI Headquarters

设计方：SOM

位置：瑞士

分类：办公建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：28张

摄影师：Hufton+Crow, Adrien Barakat, Johannes Marburg

这是由SOM设计的JTI总部大楼。该项目建于旧工业区用地，周边是公园绿地。该设计结合了集成设计、可持续性与创新的工作场所的理念。该建筑不仅利用了场地条件，还很好地考虑到了日内瓦湖和阿尔卑斯山的风景，在周边低矮的环境中呈现了自己的鲜明特点。建筑的形态受到极具挑战性的三角形场地影响，并为了最大化可用空间面积。通过提高东北面和南面的边角高度，创建了一个公共庭院，让整个场地具有通透性，从而打开与当地社区的联系，并直接连接到当地交通枢纽。该建筑的悬挑空间令人印象深刻，跨度分别达到60米和70米，创建了一个独特的立面形象，让员工和访客提供了一种特别的体验。

译者：筑龙网艾比

Surrounded by parkland and built on a former industrial site, the new JTI Headquarters is located in a Geneva district home to prestigious international organisations. A collaboration between the firm’s architecture, structural engineering and interior teams; the competition-winning design consolidates four existing JTI premises within a single landmark building and demonstrates SOM’s commitment to integrated design, sustainability and innovative workplace solutions.

The architecture draws references not only from its immediate context, but also Lake Geneva and the Alps, establishing a strong identity amongst its illustrious neighbours while responding sensitively to its low-rise context. The building’s form was dictated by the shape of the challenging triangular site and the necessity to maximise useable space. By elevating the north eastern and southern corners of the building, a public courtyard is carved out, creating permeability through the site, opening it up to the local neighbourhood and facilitating direct pedestrian connections to a local transport hub. The impressive cantilevered space and clear-spans of up to 60m and 75m respectively, provide the building with its unique elevations and also create a unique sense of arrival for employees and visitors.

A continuous circulation route loops through the building - from the entrance lobby to the panoramic restaurant - connecting open-plan offices, 66 meeting rooms, 31 collaborative work areas, 23 coffee points, deli, business centre and auditorium, fitness center, 2 roof terraces and a number of social spaces. This pathway is distinguished by the use of a consistent colour and furniture palette employing regionally sourced materials with robust finishes. A series of curated installations by internationally renowned artists Liam Gillick and Sol LeWitt meanwhile serve as social hubs and way-finding tools for connectivity.

The interior design concept maximises both vertical and horizontal interconnectivity, achieving the client’s desire to create a social and collaborative community space for its 1,000+ employees. SOM developed tailor-made workplace models for use throughout JTI’s headquarter space and the firm were able to break down corporate silos and contribute to the creation of a seamless workplace network, providing long-term flexibility to accommodate JTI’s evolving needs. The open-plan space was achieved using an innovative engineering design solution; a peripheral torsional tube structural steel system allowing for column-free floor plates spanning 18 metres.

The building’s innovative Closed Cavity Fa?ade (CCF) was designed in collaboration with Josef Gartner GmbH as a unitises a curtain wall system which responds to the demands of seasonally changing external climatic conditions whilst providing exceptional views out and maximising daylight penetration into the workspace. The floor-to-ceiling glazed panels measuring 3m wide x 4.2m high consist of triple glazing on the inner layer and single glazing on the outer, forming a cavity with a fabric roller blind in between. The panels are sealed and equipped with a pressurised supply of filtered and dehumidified air which prevents condensation and heat build-up inside the cavity. The CCF system prioritises occupant comfort and reduces the whole building’s energy demand and carbon emissions, helping it to meet the requirements of European Energy Directives and the Swiss Minergie sustainability rating. The system represents one of the best performing all glass fa?ade systems in SOM’s history.

The building has been widely recognised for its positive impact on the community, where it is hoped the aspirational design will be a catalyst for future development in the area. The project, which ranks among the most sustainable in Europe, also includes a 1,162 m2 day-care centre for 104 children and 8,162 m2 of new public space, which was built in collaboration with the City of Geneva.