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Thursday, April 28, 2011

SBF Tower : By Hans Hollein

Shenzhen, China
Hans Hollein
Post By:Kitticoon Poopong
Image © Courtesy of Hans Hollein
Austrian architect hans hollein has finished a design concept of a 42-storey office tower
in the heart of shenzhen, china. the 'SBF tower' is situated adjacent to the town hall and
shennan avenue, a major road in the business district of futian. rising to an overall height
of 200 m, the building repeats a simple 45 m x 45 m square plan into two different zones:
the 'box levels', which are six identical office floors stacked neatly on top of each other,
and the 'sky garden levels', which are five floors of highly flexible work space. from the exterior, this distinguishes two different alternating zones: the box levels follow an unbroken facade line while the sky garden levels have deep setbacks and outreaching cantilevers, overgrown with live greenery and outdoor terraces. by integrating the concept of vertical gardens into the architecture, the tower promotes an alternative, more sustainable workstyle.
Image © Courtesy of Hans Hollein--rendering of the 'sbf tower' in context
Image © Courtesy of Hans Hollein--rendering of the 'sbf tower' in context

front facade--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
cross section--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
first floor plan--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
box level floor plan--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
skygarden floor plan--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
sketch--drawing Courtesy of Hans Hollein
The people
Architects: Hans Hollein
Location: Shenzhen, China
Images: © Courtesy of Hans Hollein
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