泰戈爾工業(yè)廠房

Tagore Industrial Building Singapore

新加坡

開發(fā)商：Chiu Teng 8 Pte Ltd

主持設(shè)計：曾仕乾

設(shè)計小組：Edward Lau, Jin Oon, Yvonne Tan, Edric

Choo, John Vencer, Kingsley Tan

面積：26 000 平方米

項目日期：2015年

攝影：Aaron Pocock

Developer: Chiu Teng 8 Pte Ltd

Architect in Charge: Soo K. Chan

Design Team: Edward Lau, Jin Oon, Yvonne Tan, Edric Choo,

John Vencer, Kingsley Tan

Area: 26 000 sqm

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Aaron Pocock

泰戈爾 8號是泰戈爾工業(yè)區(qū)內(nèi)的一幢多用戶輕工業(yè)廠房。其建筑概念為設(shè)計一個連續(xù)的車道和坡道，螺旋上升至建筑中心，提供車道使車輛進入每一個獨立的工廠單元。這條循環(huán)通道成為廠房內(nèi)主要的交通組織，在水平方向及垂直方向均劃分了主要的空間序列。廠房正中是大型中庭，中庭景色優(yōu)美，可為朝向內(nèi)部的單元提供光線和通風。

工廠每層高6米。為實現(xiàn)最短的車輛坡道長度，工廠被平分為兩幢翼樓，分段消化3米高度，設(shè)置中央匝道進行消化高度差異，并集成入環(huán)形車道，以此減少循環(huán)區(qū)域和優(yōu)化實用面積效率。

工廠每間單元高6米，部分單元設(shè)計有樓閣式的夾樓，可俯瞰整個樓層。

工廠主立面由垂直鋁制遮陽片鉸接而成，在落地玻璃幕墻立面形成空間上的連續(xù)感。具強烈視覺對比的陽臺錯落有致地打斷了玻璃幕墻和遮陽片背景在空間上的節(jié)奏感。底層的商鋪單元向內(nèi)凹進，在設(shè)計上采用豎框玻璃窗，形成透明的立面，使得上方樓層彷似漂浮在半空。建筑的頂部是向外突出的屋檐，使立面的輪廓更加清晰。

Tagore 8 is multi-user light industrial factory located in Tagore Industrial Estate.The main generating concept of the project lies in a continuous driveway and ramp which spiral up the centre of the building,providing vehicular access to each individual factory unit. This circulation path becomes the main organizing device, both horizontally and vertically, around which all the primary spaces are arranged. A large central landscaped courtyard is located in the centre of the factory to provide lighting and ventilation to the inward facing units.

Each factory floor is six meters in height. In order to achieve a minimum vehicular ramp length, the factory is bisected into two wings, each wing offset sectionally by three meters. The central ramp negotiates this reduced height difference and is integrated into the driveway loop therefore reducing circulation areas and optimizing saleable area efficiency.

Each factory unit has a six meter high space and selected units are designed with a loft style mezzanine that overlooks the factory floor.

The main elevation is articulated by vertical aluminum sunshade fins that generate a sequential rhythm on the floor-to-ceiling glazed curtain wall fa?ade. This rhythmic backdrop of glass and fins is intermittently punctuated and juxtaposed by balconies that form a compelling visual counterpoint. The ground floor shop-front units are recessed, fully glazed and back mullioned to create a transparent datum onto which the volume of the upper floors appears to float. The roof of the building is capped with a deep projecting eave that creates a sharp profile to the fa?ades.

標準層平面 typical plan

東南立面 south-east elevation