項目
聳立
卻仍相互關聯
騰訊濱海大廈
中國深圳
建造
一座園區
The design of the Samsung America Headquarters embraces new urban guidelines developed by the City of San Jose which call for densification, active streetscapes and environmental stewardship.
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The project includes a 10-story office tower — inspired by the layered wafers of the company’s silicon conductor research — as well as an 8-story parking garage, a variety of employee amenities and landscaped green areas.
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The Galaxy Café reaches toward the gardens with large glass walls. Clad in redwood siding, it projects a warm, wooded glow that blends with the landscape.
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The open café, large enough for all-office meetings, is divided by demountable, curvilinear screens of vertical wood slats that create intimate seating areas while allowing views to the outdoors.
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The design ensures that each employee is no further than one floor away from green space. It also includes a track and fitness facility. In addition, there are plenty of spaces for outdoor meetings.
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The headquarters is highly energy-efficient. Floor-to-ceiling glass faces the interior courtyard, shaded from direct sun while still permitting the maximum amount of natural daylighting to reduce energy consumption.
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Flexible floor plates provide optimal area for bringing large teams together while still providing the right scale office environment for focused work.
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Materials are simple and clean, allowing people to customize their own space within a quiet, modern design backdrop. Breakout spaces have transformed the workplace by increasing collaboration and interaction.
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The design ensures that each employee is no further than one floor away from green space. It also includes a track and fitness facility. In addition, there are plenty of spaces for outdoor meetings.
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The landscape surrounding Samsung is publically accessible — with a basketball court and outdoor café seating — and bioswales to sustainably manage stormwater runoff on site.
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Inspired by the connectivity that Samsung’s products stimulate, the design seeks to maximize communication and become a leading node in Silicon Valley for attracting and retaining the best and the brightest talent.
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NBBJ正在幫助三星—一個世界上最大的高科技公司—在硅谷設計一個新的美國總部。
園區將由10層樓的塔樓，一座便利設施館和車庫構成。設計鼓勵員工間的互動，歡迎園區內的社區活動并吸引在比整體就業增長速度快的高競爭的科技市場里就業的員工。
三星大樓將為一幢10層樓的塔樓，靠近北方第一大道和東塔斯曼大道的十字路口邊緣， 咖啡店和三星展廳坐落在一角。設計包括白色金屬，玻璃和陶土外立面；車庫結構隱蔽在折疊的綠色屏幕下；庭院包括運動場，藝術品和咖啡店—其中一些將對外開放。塔樓將以其高度和獨特的造型，為三星打造一個強有力的品牌形象。
塔樓將容納2,000名三星員工并將分成2部分：研發和銷售。一個庭院將把建筑聯系起來，打造一塊中央聚集地。高層工作空間中難得的是，每個三星員工離綠地最遠不過一層樓的距離。諸如外賣餐飲和健身中心之類的設施將放置在中央。
研發總部也將是高度節能的建筑。如，塔樓外立面被設計以減少熱量獲取，降低冷卻大樓相關的能源成本；清玻璃將允許自然光到達到樓面更深處 ；樹和水景特色提供與環境的關聯。
Awards and Publications
Awards
AIA Los Angeles, Award of Merit
American Institute of Steel Construction, Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel (IDEAS2)
Publications
Havard Business Review, “Workspaces that Move People,” October 1, 2014
Wired, “Architects Invent the Future of Work,” January 17, 2014
NPR, “Check Out These Futuristic Tech Company Headquarters,” December 24, 2013
The Korea Herald, “Samsung seeks evolution with new Silicon Valley base,” September 4, 2013
Fox Business Network, “Tech Giants Building New Corporate Campuses,” August 29, 2013
The Atlantic, “What Samsung's New American HQ Says About the Korean Giant,” July 10, 2013
Fast Company, “This is what Samsung's new Silicon Valley HQ will look like,” July 9, 2013
Bloomberg, “Samsung Moving Onto Apple's, Google's Block,” July 9, 2013
TechCrunch, “Construction Starts On Samsung's New Silicon Valley Headquarters,” July 8, 2013
InHabitat, “Samsung's New Garden-Filled San Jose Campus That Could Rival Them All,” February 26, 2013
The Los Angeles Times, “Samsung campus sign of life in Silicon Valley's architectural wasteland,” January 28, 2013
San Jose Business Journal, “Samsung Real Estate User Guide,” December 31, 2012
San Jose Business Journal, “Exclusive: First look at Samsung's answer to Apple,” December 12, 2012
