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Project • By Baumschlager Eberle ArchitektenUniversities

IXCAMPUS

Expertise in timber construction and the reinterpretation of building typologies are among the distinctive strengths of Baumschlager Eberle Architects. The IXCAMPUS project in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, near Paris, represents a synthesis of experimental construction techniques and a conceptual reinterpretation. The competition client, Foncière Château Saint Léger, requested two new buildings: The elongated “Grande Orangerie,” with 8,572 m² of usable floor area, now provides space for research and teaching, while the cross-shaped “Incubateur” (3,102 m² of usable floor area) houses startup companies that manufacture products on-site. Historically, production facilities have typically been sep... More

Project • By Ballistic Architecture MachineOffices

Shanghai Office Garden Renovation

The project is a landscape renovation of Shanghai Xinzhuang TOD office area, focusing on three spaces: the main entrance garden, the café area, and the event lawn. It aims to enhance the site’s functionality and atmospheric quality through the integration of materials and space. Wu Qingshan Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption In the main entrance garden and café area, we use modular brick as the primary landscape material, combined with stone to create a series of unified landscape elements, including benches, dining tables, and feature walls. This treatment controls costs while giving ordinary materials a refined, contemporary tactility, shaping a coherent and composed leisure setting.... More

Project • By Ballistic Architecture MachineParks/Gardens

CRland Life Sciences Campus

The site is a campus with research and development facilities in three large low-rise buildings, located within the Beijing Daxing District Biomedical Industry Base. The architectural common programs are organized around a sunken plaza which includes a meeting center and the cafeteria. BAM was invited to design the campus landscape. Wu Qingshan Wu Qingshan Wu Qingshan The landscape design organizes a network of campus pathways that cross the space of the campus as in a classic quadrangle, except in three dimensions. Paths cross elevated bridges and sunken plazas creating a multilevel campus landscape. To encourage the use of the campus spaces the landscape features a variety of seating and meeting zones. Wu Qingshan... More