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VANKE

廣州萬科辦公樓

Beach Sand
Beach Sand

廣州萬科辦公樓

VANKE

當這棟建築成為天際線的最後一塊拼圖時,設計師交出了他們的答案—— 「我們不建造辦公室,我們雕刻城市的呼吸。」
When this building became the final piece of the skyline, the designers answered: "We don’t build offices. We sculpt the city’s breath."

Project YEAR

2021

Project Location

Guangzhou, China

Project AREA

4600 m²

Project TYPE

Office Interior Design

3-5F,北塔,一個被重新定義的高度
Floors 3-5, North Tower—a redefined altitude
大多數人仰望天際線,而萬科選擇 解剖它。
玻璃幕牆的折射,是珠江的波光被壓成平面後的標本。
電梯井的垂直線條,實則是測量城市脈搏的心電圖。
而那個懸挑在空中的會議室——是設計師故意從天際線上「掰下來的一小塊」,為了讓雲也有座位。

Most people gaze at the skyline. Vanke chose to dissect it.
- The glass curtain wall’s reflections? Specimens of the Pearl River’s shimmer pressed flat.
- Elevator shafts are actually EKGs measuring the city’s pulse.
- And that cantilevered meeting room? A piece deliberately "broken off" the skyline—so clouds have somewhere to sit.

當理性與野性共生
When rationality coexists with wilderness
這裡的綠植不是裝飾,而是 入侵辦公室的微型森林。
早晨9:00,陽光穿過垂直綠牆,在會議記錄上投下葉脈狀的陰影。
午休時間,人造溼地的白噪音會覆蓋手機通知聲。
而那個藏在消防樓梯轉角的苔蘚群落,其實是建築師留給蟬蛻的展覽館。

The greenery here isn’t decoration—it’s a micro-forest invading workspace.
- At 9 AM, sunlight pierces the vertical garden, casting leaf-vein shadows on meeting notes.
- During lunch breaks, the constructed wetland’s white noise drowns out phone alerts.
- And that moss colony hidden in the stairwell? An exhibition hall left by the architect for cicada molts.

重構「利用率」的定義
Redefining "utilization rate"

萬科用三層樓顛覆了牛頓的遺產:

走道不再是走道,而是 平面化的登山小徑(每走七步,地毯花紋就從混凝土變成苔原)。

茶水間的鏡面天花板,讓咖啡杯的蒸汽與珠江上空的積雲產生鏡像對話。

而那個被所有人抱怨「太浪費空間」的5F中庭,其實是設計師預留的 城市觀測站——當暴雨來臨時,整座珠江新城的倒影會在磨砂玻璃上流動成銀河。

Vanke subverted Newton’s legacy across three floors:
- Corridors became "flattened hiking trails" (every seven steps, carpet patterns shift from concrete to tundra).
- The pantry’s mirrored ceiling stages dialogues between coffee steam and cumulus clouds over the Pearl River.
- And that "wasteful" 5F atrium? A clandestine urban observatory—when rain comes, Zhujiang New Town’s reflection flows across frosted glass like a Milky Way.

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