台湾东和钢铁企业集团行政大楼

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Taïwan East and steel enterprise groups administrative building

设计方：Che Fu Chang Architects

位置：台湾

分类：办公建筑

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设计团队：i He Hong, Heng Song Tong, Rosalind Wang, Pei Chen Yang, Chung Yin Wang, Ru Ting Zheng, Ren Yu Fang

委托方：Tung Ho Steel Enterprise Corp., Taiwan

图片：26张

这是由Che Fu Chang Architects设计的东和钢铁企业集团行政大楼。该项目主要捕捉了运动的瞬间，即维持压力、力量和热量的瞬间。这种复杂性体现在建筑的多元功能上，包括行政区和宿舍区以及食堂、礼堂和画廊。此外，游客路线的叙事性布局与建筑的流线系统相整合。这些特点同时塑造了建筑群布局与连桥。该项目位于台湾桃园市一个交通便捷的工业区。建筑师受委托为炼钢工厂设计一座行政家住。该项目特别需要关注的是多任务作业流仙的必要性。该建筑不仅是总部办公室，还是一个与当地艺术家合作的非正式的画廊，展示该公司的创新构思。

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From the architect. Steelmaking is a sophisticated process. Extruding, rolling, extending—the dynamic flow gives birth to the basic element of modern building structure, the steel bar. A primary goal of our project was to capture the suddenness of the motion, a moment that sustains pressure, force, and heat. The complexity is reflected in the building’s multifaceted function, encompassing areas for administration and accommodation as well as a canteen, auditorium, and gallery. Moreover, a narratively arranged visitors’ route is integrated into the building’s circulation system. These features also shape the buildings and connecting bridge.

The site is located in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, which is a traffic-efficient industrial area. We were commissioned to design an administrative building for the enterprise’s steelmaking factory. What needed special attention was the necessity of a multi-tasking circulation. The building was expected to be not only a head office but also an informal gallery which, in collaboration with local artists, could showcase the company’s innovative ideas. Furthermore, due to the size of the enterprise (the factory’s product occupies a large majority of Taiwan market), hundreds of employees needed to be accommodated. Therefore, the architectural solution had to be smart enough to channel the building’s complicated circulation in a way that would avoid congestion.

That is why we proposed a building with a twist, taking advantage of a site on an undulating hill. Two major elements—the employee’s section, partially hidden in the landscape, and the administration volume on top—sandwich a lifted platform that works as the common platform of the building, holding the two clusters together. This third floor platform, opened up on its sides, works as the visitor’s vehicular arrival and holds large scale activities and exhibitions when there’s occasion. By arranging separate access points for visitors and employees, we were able to optimize vehicular flow while creating a complex which encourages interaction without causing mutual interruption. Inside the administration level, we opened up the roof to conduct sunlight into the interior, lighting up the linear atrium, which houses the gallery. The building’s expression tends to be humble. Instead of stacking up expensive stone and elaborate decoration, we exposed the concrete and used basic materials such as steel, glass, zinc, and precast concrete panels to convey the company’s business culture, which combines values of honesty and integrity with highly skilled detail design. The connecting walk bridge guides visitors and functions as a symbolic link between the manufacturing base and the administrative building. Inspired by the product manufactured here—the deformed bar—we transformed the double helix of its ridges into the bridge’s structural system to compose a tensional image.