Greentop Logistics Limited

The office building has two floors, which offer completely different views. The first floor is closed and faces inward, while the second floor is open and facing. This difference defines the overall layout of the house space. The house has a "floating" house, a solid foundation and a space in the middle, which recalls to some extent the image of traditional architecture. Many two-story apartment complexes divide the ground floor into three functional vertical blocks. In this way, each room on the ground floor is connected to the garden, which allows the abundant light of the day to create different shapes. In addition, the barrier in the south itself includes small gardens. 2F has a large part of the glass wall, which defines different functional spaces of different scales and also allows to extend indoor activities freely to the balcony. Six bridges connect the three functional areas of the building, creating a well-lit circulation path and dividing the facade into several courtyards facing the interior.

The roof is a flat roof of 4,000 m² with a solar grille made of aluminum. The grid takes inspiration from the contours of the surrounding garden and softens the floor tiles. From the center of the building to the east and west, the space between the aluminum strips gradually decreases. In addition, each aluminum strip has a difference in width and surface. The steel roof of the three architectural blocks and the sunshade grilles together form a large integrated roof. It resembles a lampshade with spaces in between that allow light to filter down, transforming the building and the courtyard below into a “forest” of light and shadow. The difference in lighting changes the space throughout the day. The rhythmic interaction of shadow and light, as well as human activity, creates a clear presentation and identity.