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CT OFFICE

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Patios introduce invisible light into each floor space in a visible form

The top floor removed part of the original solid wall and replaced it with a glass curtain wall to provide sufficient light for the interior space

Independent office space, scattered in the space, glass walls and curtains allow for the privacy of the space

The combination of transparent glass and frosted glass increases the interactivity of space while ensuring privacy.

In the middle, a lighting atrium connects the spaces of all floors from the top to the bottom via the skylight

At different time of the day, the light can extend this color to different positions in the room. The use of large areas of white color on the floor and wall significantly highlights this effect

White minimalist rest room

The dining room is spacious and bright, colorful tables and chairs and green glass armrests add vitality to the space

we used green glass as the armrest in the corridor where the function box is connected to the virtual body (atrium). Green is also the brand color of the client

Frosted glass provides a certain privacy for the office space, while the large glass curtain wall provides a good view and lighting for the space

The large area of glass curtain wall not only provides a good view but also introduces the natural scenery of the park into the space

The two-storey height of the reception room brings a special sense of ritual to the space.

At night, warm light from the interior shines through the curtain walls and glass handrails, creating stunning light and shade

At night, the roof garden can be illuminated by indoor light leakage, and the indoor light and shadow can be enjoyed from the roof garden

The daylighting patio gives the whole space a three-dimensional and transparent feeling

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The CT Office is located in Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. After purchasing the entire office building, the client wishes to bring more functions and possibilities to the building.

Out of these considerations, we proposed the concept of “three-dimensional weaving” at the beginning of the design in combination with the existing building conditions. That is, on the basis of each horizontal space, the entire building is divided into four parts in the vertical direction. The physical bodies on both sides are spaces for office work and conferences. In the middle, a lighting atrium, the virtual body, connects the spaces of all floors from the top to the bottom via the skylight. Meanwhile, a function box integrated with sub functions such as traffic and toilet is set on one side of the atrium.

For able to introduce invisible light into the layers in a visible form, we used green glass as the armrest in the corridor where the function box is connected to the virtual body (atrium). Green is the brand color of the client. At different time of the day, the light can extend this color to different positions in the room. The use of large areas of white color on the floor and wall significantly highlights this effect.