苏州元创智行天地产业园
深圳
An aerial precedent for large-scale industrial and commercial park complexes utilizing continuous ribbon roofs, dynamic multi-level courtyards, and integrated transportation links.
- What we like about this project
- Rooftop parking decks double as solar panel mounting platforms seamlessly integrated into the overarching geometric rhythm.
Materials
- glass
- metal-panel
- concrete
- asphalt
Visual identifiers
- curvilinear-roofline
- glazed-curtain-wall
- industrial-park
- rooftop-parking
- courtyard-complex
Style tags
- contemporary
- corporate
- large-scale
Visual tags
- commercial-complex
- master-plan
- curvilinear
- aerial-view
- mixed-use
- Geometry
- An extensive triangular and curvilinear master plan configuration with large central courtyards, structured multi-level parking roof decks, and sweeping horizontal roof overhangs connecting separate programmatic volumes.
- Facade system
- Full-height unitized glass curtain walls on ground levels topped by horizontal metallic panel rainscreens.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame and reinforced concrete flat slab construction with wide-span industrial bays.
- Spatial scale
- Massive multi-block industrial and commercial park footprint spanning several city blocks with expansive multi-level roof configurations.
- Lighting
- Bright direct daylight casting long diagonal shadows, with warm interior lighting glowing through the multi-story glazed facades.
- Atmosphere
- Expansive, corporate, and infrastructure-integrated industrial park atmosphere under strong morning light.
- Environmental context
- Surrounded by dense multi-level elevated highway networks, green highway buffers, and mature trees in an urban-suburban nexus.
- Spatial experience
- The sweeping low-rise wings define continuous pedestrian street edges while framing large semi-enclosed courtyards and viewing corridors toward surrounding highway infrastructure.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal ribbon fascias and repeated vertical structural mullions create a sweeping fluid rhythm across the complex facades.
- Style reading
- Contemporary corporate commercial architecture
- Program
- Industrial and automotive research park with commercial showrooms
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- glass, metal-panel, concrete, asphalt
- Visual identifiers
- curvilinear-roofline, glazed-curtain-wall, industrial-park, rooftop-parking, courtyard-complex
- Style tags
- contemporary, corporate, large-scale
- Visual tags
- commercial-complex, master-plan, curvilinear, aerial-view, mixed-use
- Geometry
- An extensive triangular and curvilinear master plan configuration with large central courtyards, structured multi-level parking roof decks, and sweeping horizontal roof overhangs connecting separate programmatic volumes.
- Facade system
- Full-height unitized glass curtain walls on ground levels topped by horizontal metallic panel rainscreens.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame and reinforced concrete flat slab construction with wide-span industrial bays.
- Spatial scale
- Massive multi-block industrial and commercial park footprint spanning several city blocks with expansive multi-level roof configurations.
- Lighting
- Bright direct daylight casting long diagonal shadows, with warm interior lighting glowing through the multi-story glazed facades.
- Atmosphere
- Expansive, corporate, and infrastructure-integrated industrial park atmosphere under strong morning light.
- Environmental context
- Surrounded by dense multi-level elevated highway networks, green highway buffers, and mature trees in an urban-suburban nexus.
- Spatial experience
- The sweeping low-rise wings define continuous pedestrian street edges while framing large semi-enclosed courtyards and viewing corridors toward surrounding highway infrastructure.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal ribbon fascias and repeated vertical structural mullions create a sweeping fluid rhythm across the complex facades.
- Style reading
- Contemporary corporate commercial architecture
- Program
- Industrial and automotive research park with commercial showrooms
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- architecture